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Old December 21st 2004, 09:11
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Old December 21st 2004, 13:39
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sorry about that check out the cardomain site guys

http://www.cardomain.com/id/dominicanvolks
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Old December 21st 2004, 14:42
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Kataplun..

WHich mark of lights are that??

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Old December 21st 2004, 16:07
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i cant recall but i think they are CSC
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Old January 8th 2005, 02:00
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Here's a question

I was looking at a website for HID kits and they had the regular ones and ones that were called "Bi-Xenon" which it stated it as haveing hi and low beams. My question is to all of you who have HID's allready is that do the regular H4 HID kits come with Hi and Low beams or do I need to order the special Bi-Xenon ones? Thanks

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Most H4 HID kits come as a low beam only. Now...like you said...they have bi-xenon which reflects the light so it is a high and low beam in one.

BTW, I have the Xenarc X6024 kit...awesome!!!
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Old January 21st 2005, 16:26
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Most H4 HID kits come as a low beam only. Now...like you said...they have bi-xenon which reflects the light so it is a high and low beam in one.

BTW, I have the Xenarc X6024 kit...awesome!!!
You have them in your beetle? Pics! Pics! (please)
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Old January 24th 2005, 19:05
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You have them in your beetle? Pics! Pics! (please)
If GRMNLK is who I think he is, he hasn't got them in his new '58' as his VERY nice 66 was killed on the freeway just before christmas
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Old February 18th 2005, 01:32
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As requested...
these are when first turned on...

And when warmed up...


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Old April 5th 2005, 23:11
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Its about time to bring back an old issue...
I know how HID systems work but i cant figure out if they will work correctly with the stock (seales beam) or with the clear lense headlights on a 1973 super, because of the small cap both headlamps have (where the tip of the bulb sits behind). Factory HID as the Audi A3 the headlamp has a small lense.

Can anybody explain the difference??? Im really confused on the headlamp technology and Im getting pissed off.
Can I fit an upgrade kit (single or Bi-xenon) to a normal headlamp or i will have to retrofit parts of an A3 headlamp unit for example into an original super headlamp?

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Old April 6th 2005, 19:50
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OASIS,
The lights in your Golf are HID's

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Old April 7th 2005, 06:46
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OASIS, The lights in your Golf are HID's
Really? I thought they were H4s for the regular head lamps, H3s for the fog lights (Cabrio only), and something else for the high beams. Very interesting.
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Old April 10th 2005, 22:30
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A Sealed Beam HID upgrade kit should fit fine in a stock bucket. Mine fit fine in my 58 beetle. My HID bulbs sit in a little black box, that reflects off the back of the sealed unit, then through the front lens then my Bosch lenses. I'm lucky to get a kit that utilizes sealed beam technology. I couldn't imagine making my own out of projectors like some of the guys on here...good job :agree:


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Old June 28th 2005, 17:33
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I had H4 HID converstion on my 1999 Galant attached are pics. I also asked the question Projector vs My regular headlight housing I was told by my sponser there is not much of a difference just the consentration of the beam is stronger for a projections housing. The benefits are still there for an HID regeardless of the housing.
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Old July 8th 2005, 13:25
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Time to bring back a nice issue:

I just saw the pics of Hugo's beetle (yeah the one getting the rorty's chassis and v8 powerplant) and from what i saw he is running HIDs. If Im wrong correct me.

I didnt want to ruin your thread so i believe that it would be nice if you could enlighten us a bit on this thread. Im asking this since you re the only one ive seen with HIDs in upright headlamps
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Old July 8th 2005, 15:38
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Yes I have HID with hi/low.

I am taking from BMW 330i.

I put all in the unit. hi/low beam, turn signal (blue), side marker (amber)

But I have to cut the fender, for the projector.

some pics.







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