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headlights
hey ya i was wondering what kind of bulbs we have in our headlights cuss i want to switch the bulb to a brighter one . . i cant see thatgood cruisin at night my lights seem so dim . . .
Unfotunatley the headlight bulbs are sealed onto the glass housing. You will need to use a propane torch to heat up the plastic and remove it. Then scrape all old glue off. Find some silverstarts I think 9005 or 9006's . JB weld them into place.
Do a search for complete instructions.
Do a search for complete instructions.
http://performanceworks1.com/headlightmod.htm
As far as the above post was stating, here is the breakdown. Other options require some modification and quite a bit more money. Good luck.
As far as the above post was stating, here is the breakdown. Other options require some modification and quite a bit more money. Good luck.
i did the SilverStar conversion on my old 96...and it was awesome. not overpowering for other drivers but a nice clear white lite for me.
another thing to look into is to have the fogs turn on when the highbeams are activated. normally they turn off, but a simple wire splice will allow them to stay on even with the highbeams. this sheds a lot of light on the sides of the road and helps quite a bit.
another thing to look into is to have the fogs turn on when the highbeams are activated. normally they turn off, but a simple wire splice will allow them to stay on even with the highbeams. this sheds a lot of light on the sides of the road and helps quite a bit.
Originally posted by teke184
another thing to look into is to have the fogs turn on when the highbeams are activated. normally they turn off, but a simple wire splice will allow them to stay on even with the highbeams. this sheds a lot of light on the sides of the road and helps quite a bit.
another thing to look into is to have the fogs turn on when the highbeams are activated. normally they turn off, but a simple wire splice will allow them to stay on even with the highbeams. this sheds a lot of light on the sides of the road and helps quite a bit.
http://www.tcnet.net/~dstorer/jf/
go there, its right on that page for the fog lights on, and the high beams
go there, its right on that page for the fog lights on, and the high beams
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