Non-HID headlights
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Non-HID headlights
Well i have seen the blue HID lights of the Z and I have to say that they look awesome. But unfortunately, i ordered a base model so i wont be recieving HID lights.
So I was wondering if anyone has any pictures of a Z with no HIDs with the lights turned on. I am very curious to see what my headlights will look like for oncoming traffic.
So I was wondering if anyone has any pictures of a Z with no HIDs with the lights turned on. I am very curious to see what my headlights will look like for oncoming traffic.
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you could just swap out the bulbs.
on my CR-Vi just reploaced them with Carmate/Razo Premium White Zero bulbs, they look great.
rated @ 4550k, just about as bright as HID's
cost: 55-70$
sorry i didnt answer your question, just wanted to give some help if you wanted the HID look.
on my CR-Vi just reploaced them with Carmate/Razo Premium White Zero bulbs, they look great.
rated @ 4550k, just about as bright as HID's
cost: 55-70$
sorry i didnt answer your question, just wanted to give some help if you wanted the HID look.
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how about hella's
What abour hella's ballasts, thats what i got from ebay, the Z manual said it was H7 for the cars low beams, so thats what im getting, i want it ready so when the car comes thres no waiting
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have you looked at the motor trend video, it has a shot of the 350z with the headlights on.
Then again since they tested the touring model the lamps are probably HID
Then again since they tested the touring model the lamps are probably HID
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Originally posted by daytona350z
you could just swap out the bulbs.
on my CR-Vi just reploaced them with Carmate/Razo Premium White Zero bulbs, they look great.
rated @ 4550k, just about as bright as HID's
cost: 55-70$
sorry i didnt answer your question, just wanted to give some help if you wanted the HID look.
you could just swap out the bulbs.
on my CR-Vi just reploaced them with Carmate/Razo Premium White Zero bulbs, they look great.
rated @ 4550k, just about as bright as HID's
cost: 55-70$
sorry i didnt answer your question, just wanted to give some help if you wanted the HID look.
It will take more than a bulb swap, the whole assembly and wiring is different.
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Re: Non-HID headlights
Originally posted by TJZ
I am very curious to see what my headlights will look like for oncoming traffic.
I am very curious to see what my headlights will look like for oncoming traffic.
Why do you care about oncomming traffic? I could care less about oncomming traffic, I'm more concerned about the jerk in front of me doing 55 in the left lane.
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Originally posted by barnicleboy
It will take more than a bulb swap, the whole assembly and wiring is different.
It will take more than a bulb swap, the whole assembly and wiring is different.
here is the razo light blub page if you want to swap em out. they have ratings to 6000k
razo lights
just scroll over the selection and it will give you a sample of what it looks like.
sorry again, i didnt answer you question.
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The xenons take less, 35 watts, compared to the 55watts of the halogens. But yes the HID converstion kits include ballasts bulbs and wiring, all installed in less than 20 minutes. Not the blue bulbs selling for like 165 bucks?? i dont know what there thinking with those???? real ones will cost you the least 400, most likely 475, or 500..... Dont spend over 500........ People will claim to be better, but they really hardly are......
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ooooops
oooops, i poseted thread instead of reply..... it was a reply to the xenon or non hid post...... Sorry!
<B>No problem, I just merged the threads. This is the correct thread, right? -Ethan </B>
<B>No problem, I just merged the threads. This is the correct thread, right? -Ethan </B>
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Originally posted by daytona350z
why is the wiring different? i think it is just a plug and play type of thing.
here is the razo light blub page if you want to swap em out. they have ratings to 6000k
razo lights
just scroll over the selection and it will give you a sample of what it looks like.
sorry again, i didnt answer you question.
why is the wiring different? i think it is just a plug and play type of thing.
here is the razo light blub page if you want to swap em out. they have ratings to 6000k
razo lights
just scroll over the selection and it will give you a sample of what it looks like.
sorry again, i didnt answer you question.
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Re: Re: Non-HID headlights
Originally posted by rai
Why do you care about oncomming traffic? I could care less about oncomming traffic, I'm more concerned about the jerk in front of me doing 55 in the left lane.
Why do you care about oncomming traffic? I could care less about oncomming traffic, I'm more concerned about the jerk in front of me doing 55 in the left lane.
for all dem peepz put there doin dat kind of crap
KEEP RIGHT!
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