subysti04
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OK' I've searched here but I'm getting conflicting info. Some say 9003 and some say H4's are the correct bulb. I don't want to dissasmble the headlight just to check the bulb type. thanks
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H4 in the Apex
subysti04
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Thanks SS
Capt.Storm
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Same as the left headlight bulb?
J/k lol
J/k lol
subysti04
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There's two??? J/K
subysti04 said:OK' I've searched here but I'm getting conflicting info. Some say 9003 and some say H4's are the correct bulb. I don't want to dissasmble the headlight just to check the bulb type. thanks
9003 is the DOT version of the H4....They are the same bulb. Use either is ok
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Yes H4 is the correct bulb. Now might be a good time to consider the HID kit from sled start.
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HID's rock and Kurt Hill from Sled Start is the guy. His customer service is awesome.
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subysti04 said:That is why I wanted to know. So for these lights we need to get a Bi-xenon kit correct? I need these because I need the extra wattage. Between heated shield, GPS, warning light, heated grips and underglow lighting I need to free up some juice
Yes his hid lighting will free up 40 watts and he is a TY advertiser so no worries and you can install yourself. Here is the link to his website.
http://sledstart.com/
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