Bufort
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Feb 20, 2013 21:39:34 GMT
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Right, I have a mk3 Capri, with quad headlights (2 dip and 2 main), and i want to remove 2 of them, to end up with just 1 each side with a dual beam bulb (such as an H4).
The problem i have though, is that the bulbs my lights require are H1's, which are far smaller. Are there any dual beam bulbs that will fit, or is there another option?
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'06 Buell XB9 Lightning
'86 Ford Capri
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Feb 20, 2013 22:01:22 GMT
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Aren't they just 5 3/4 round jobbies?
If so you can buy them to take H4s.
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Koos
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Bufort
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Feb 20, 2013 23:05:04 GMT
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they are, but i didnt think they were all universal.
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Got 4 in my Capri with H4 bulbs. Any aftermarket 5 3/4 light should fit in the outer position, the inner bowl needs about 5mm trimmed off one of the locating slots to take an aftermarket light. Then theres a small amount of wiring to get all the beams on one plug
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Bufort
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cool. standard 5.75 H4 lights it is. the wiring will be no problem, i just thought the lights had model-specific mounts around the rim.
thanks guys.
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'86 Ford Capri
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ChasR
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Stag lights, 2000 and Dolomite lights should see you going in the right direction (as long as you acquire the H4 derivatives).
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