Question about my Fog bulb
05-06-2009, 07:59 PM
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Question about my Fog bulb
I got to change my 02TL fog light bulk . My question is can I use this bulk
9006/HB4 80W 6000K Super White Headlight Bulks
What is 80W stand for and it's safe to use in our fog ?
Thanks for your input.
9006/HB4 80W 6000K Super White Headlight Bulks
What is 80W stand for and it's safe to use in our fog ?
Thanks for your input.
05-06-2009, 08:48 PM
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Bulk-? Bulb?
If you use a higher wattage bulb it will draw more current. To be safe you would have to make certain the wiring, socket, relay, etc. could handle it first.
If you use a higher wattage bulb it will draw more current. To be safe you would have to make certain the wiring, socket, relay, etc. could handle it first.
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05-07-2009, 08:09 AM
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80w will probably be too much for that small housing and wiring? I would honestly get a HID kit. HIDs are 35w and you will get them to match your headlights.
05-07-2009, 01:36 PM
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come on guys..he said that hes french canadian..chill out with the spelling police..lol.
acurabum: I would go the HID conversion route. Like kris said-80 watts is too much. Not only will it produce extra heat, it will put a lot more strain on your wiring which could possibly cause a fire. You can buy the entire HID kit, bulbs included for roughly 59USD from ebay. If youre worried about the extra taxes involved, I think there is a place up there locally that sells the conversions for ~100. Canada members chime in for me?
acurabum: I would go the HID conversion route. Like kris said-80 watts is too much. Not only will it produce extra heat, it will put a lot more strain on your wiring which could possibly cause a fire. You can buy the entire HID kit, bulbs included for roughly 59USD from ebay. If youre worried about the extra taxes involved, I think there is a place up there locally that sells the conversions for ~100. Canada members chime in for me?
05-07-2009, 02:59 PM
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come on guys..he said that hes french canadian..chill out with the spelling police..lol.
acurabum: I would go the HID conversion route. Like kris said-80 watts is too much. Not only will it produce extra heat, it will put a lot more strain on your wiring which could possibly cause a fire. You can buy the entire HID kit, bulbs included for roughly 59USD from ebay. If youre worried about the extra taxes involved, I think there is a place up there locally that sells the conversions for ~100. Canada members chime in for me?
acurabum: I would go the HID conversion route. Like kris said-80 watts is too much. Not only will it produce extra heat, it will put a lot more strain on your wiring which could possibly cause a fire. You can buy the entire HID kit, bulbs included for roughly 59USD from ebay. If youre worried about the extra taxes involved, I think there is a place up there locally that sells the conversions for ~100. Canada members chime in for me?
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05-08-2009, 01:06 PM
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Thanks guys , i will go with HID 9006 and 5000K .There 's a place in here Nord Montreal Canada sell a HID extra thin ballad kit for around 125 Can $..(100$ US ).
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