Can these bulbs be used for headlights, low beams. i got a pair of spyder halo led projectors and they take a T10 bulb.
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These bulbs only provide enough light to back light a dash board. Even for that, it takes 4 to 6 bulbs. These would not function as headlight, back-up or any other exterior light bulb.
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If it's your running lights probally I used them for my side markers license lamp and dash lights which are small 194 bulbs
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Patrick,The low and high beams are plug and play and has it's own bulbs.There is an additional extra wire for the halo's that is not plug and play and needs power.The correct part number is 444-TCAM02-HL- so please look at carlights4less.Thanks,Gerry
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They're good for both non-H.I.D, and H.I.D-equipped vehicles. In fact, mine came with bulbs (halogen).I would say though-they work best with H.I.D's, either way, you can adjust the high beam and low beams. With the razor-sharp cutoff line you wont regret getting these!
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Depends on your car. In most applications you can. You just need to know the size of your bulbs. My low beam is 9006 and my high beam is 9005. Then my fog lights are 9145. So just get that info about your car and order them. Hope that helped answer your question.
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Get 8000k bulbs. They are around $50. Google your low beam bulb number and specify during the order andetails you are set.
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the low beams are projectors only and the highs are fluted background halogen bulb. I don't think the halo rings are led, haven't hooked them up. The adjustments for the lamps are poor and difficult to use. You almost have to take the light out and adjust the lamp.
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No you would need a 9006 bulb size for your low beams and a 9005 for high beams.
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These bulbs are only for one beam. They can act as your high beams but if your headlight has one bulb for both beams, you will need to purchase a special hi/lo bixenon kit.
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You can use the old ones from the stock headlights. But be warned the high beams in these projector headlights are terrible. I strongly advise just dealing with your stock headlights or buying new of the same stock headlights... Hope this helps
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Hi, I use the 80/100 H4 bulb in my Jeep. I changed out the stock lights with H4 lights and have really enjoyed them. The bulbs are bright and have not caused any damage to my lenses. These are stronger than Dot approves for road use
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I called and asked spyder a question about the Bulbs and They told me as long as it's not 50w and above cause it will melt. But they also gave me the wrong info on the replacing the Halogen bulbs
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The current draw is very low which is great, but I don't think they would be very bright as headlights. The ones I got run under 10 watts and they do not have a focused beam.
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If the bulb set is an H11 with separate high and low beams it will work on the low beams. Make sure to test that both of the bulbs are working before you mount the ballasts. You might consider zip-ties initially until you see that the kit works for a least a month.
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first things first, you can never expect halogen bulbs to match the light temperature or intensity of HID bulbs. getting that out of the way, I'm not sure why you would be running anything less than 12V to your headlights, but if this is the case then no, they will be neither as white or as bright as they can be. they are still great bulbs and you will get a whiter light than any other bulb i know of.
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Hi I don't actually know but a quick Google search came up with Low beams H7 - high beams H15 bulbs. I would look in your owners manual it should say there to be sure. Regards
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These are the low beam lights. Your headlights should have a separate bulb for the high beams.
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I tried to use them in a set of Eagle Eyes aftermarket projector style headlights for the high beam-driving lights and they would not fit through the socket hole so I had to return them. Make sure the socket hole for the bulb and body is big enough to fit these through.