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are 6n's h7? cause that means you will have these as your dipped beam, and full beam will still be the same, if your car is h4 then these will be both, dipped and full

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are 6n's h7? cause that means you will have these as your dipped beam, and full beam will still be the same, if your car is h4 then these will be both, dipped and full

i dont know dude I've just got standard lights they are really dim i wanna be bright would this kit work on a 6n ?

6Ns are H4

Never had retrofit HIDs on mine and personally would never touch them but I'm pretty sure you need H4 Hi/Lo bi-xenons as the standard bulb is a dual filament for dipped and full beam

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6Ns are H4

Never had retrofit HIDs on mine and personally would never touch them but I'm pretty sure you need H4 Hi/Lo bi-xenons as the standard bulb is a dual filament for dipped and full beam

so a kit like this ? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HID-Bi-Xenons-H4-Hi-...1QQcmdZViewItem

if its not could you pst a link up from ebay for me please thanks

and thanks for your help

AMD_Man and thE_kING

Yup they'll do, might be better off going for 6000k rather than 8000k though if you're worried about brightness, 8000k shines a lot bluer giving a whiter light but won't light the road up as much]

http://www.hids4u.co.uk/h4-35w-proplus-bi-...ersion-kit.html

There's some pictures of the different colour temperatures there ^^

I use to have a pair of Osram Nightbreakers Plus bulbs in my 6N and they did the trick, fully legal/MOT passable too (awaits barage of members defending HID kits)

I thought that you can only have HID's if you have projector lenses in your headlights? or is that if you want to be legal?

I have just changed my headlights to headlights with projector lenses in so i can fit HID's. Has this been a waste of time and money?

you don't necessarily need projectors. AFAIK, some Civic's have OEM HID's and are reflector...

they have to be self levelling and have a legal beam pattern (don't know how to describe it)

I thought that you can only have HID's if you have projector lenses in your headlights? or is that if you want to be legal?

I have just changed my headlights to headlights with projector lenses in so i can fit HID's. Has this been a waste of time and money?

No, AFAIK to keep it legal you should have the correct lenses (projector lenses) self levelling mechanisms and headlight washers too.

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I've got Bi-xenon kit on mine, does have a beam pattern and the light kicks up like a normal bulb, alot brighter and they are main and dip beam, bought them on the car a few months ago, if you want real improvement to your vision i recommend Projectors with h.i.d kit, i had no problems with them on my mk4 golf and alot safer and doesnt cause dazzling problems!

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You'll need a H4 hi/low kit for your 6N fella.

We do two kits; low Xenon, high Halogen, which is £75.00, or a Bi-Xenon kit, which is £85.00 delivered. Both prices inc. delivery and 1 years warrenty.

As for the legality of Xenons/HID's, it's a grey area, just like a lot of car modifications. If you get a sensible temperature (nothing too blue) and you make sure your beam is adjusted correctly, looks ok and isn't blatently blinding other road users, you shouldn't have any problems.

We've sold thousands of kits and we've never had reports of any of our customers having trouble from the law regarding their kits.

If you'd like to know anything else, feel free to ask, or join our Facebook page and contact us via there. We're always happy to help.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Xenons-Online/35215757713

Regards,

Sean.

Xenons Online

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