changing headlights
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changing headlights
i am wanting to change my headlights in my 89 RS to the "cool blue" sylvania lights and i was wondering if i was going to have to run new wiring or anything like that or if the factory setup would provide enough juice. thanks
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89 RS 305 TBI, 2 JL 12"w-0, 760w Xplode, kenwood deck
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89 RS 305 TBI, 2 JL 12"w-0, 760w Xplode, kenwood deck
coming soon: 350 TPI - 375hp, new suspension, new exhaust, flowmaster 80 series
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Nope.. just swap them out as if you were putting in new headlights. I have them in my camaro and love the whiter light (especially on rainy nights since my night vision sux bad)
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where did u buy them at are these the types where u just have to replace the bulbs and not the whole housing
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Yeah I've got some in my 92 camaro and they work great. Alot of difference, not that yellow color anymore.
I bought my at a local auto parts store. You just install the same as regular lights.
I bought my at a local auto parts store. You just install the same as regular lights.
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I would recommend getting a sealed beam conversion kit. I got one and it converted the old H4656 low beams into H4 lights on my car. I have found a couple on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...item=1862277190
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...item=1863202305
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i got and installed the lights. i like them quite a bit, a lot more light. i got them at kragen for $15 each and they are the sealed beam type. i also bought a "diamond blue" foglamp kit for $70 and installed that and those fog lights put out more light than my old low beams, its amazing. i can see sooooo much better
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I hear that Sylvania now makes a xenon HID conversion kit for the normal halogens. I think it costs like $450 for the pair. Sylvania also now has a new lamp that's supposedly brighter than the cool blues as well.
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Originally posted by SilverSub122
i got and installed the lights. i like them quite a bit, a lot more light. i got them at kragen for $15 each and they are the sealed beam type. i also bought a "diamond blue" foglamp kit for $70 and installed that and those fog lights put out more light than my old low beams, its amazing. i can see sooooo much better
i got and installed the lights. i like them quite a bit, a lot more light. i got them at kragen for $15 each and they are the sealed beam type. i also bought a "diamond blue" foglamp kit for $70 and installed that and those fog lights put out more light than my old low beams, its amazing. i can see sooooo much better
I need to buy some! Need more light!
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