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Installed 6000K HID bulbs and 4150k H3 Fogs

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30th March 2002, 01:52	#1 (permalink)
Oak Senior Member (>500) Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: USA View my 01' Titanium/Silverstone Sales Feedback: (0)	Installed 6000K HID bulbs and 4150k H3 Fogs Driver side has the 6000k, passenger side is stock HID, and the Fogs are 4150k bulbs. They look much better than the stock bulbs! I have info on where to get these as they are somewhat difficult to acquire at very reasonable prices. Feel free to email me oakfoils@msn.com Tool needed to remove headlight unit. What the bulbs look like. __________________ Oak "Simple ain't easy" Thelonius Monk 996tt

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3rd April 2002, 16:51	#2 (permalink)
MWM Moderator Join Date: Mar 2000 Location: Mtn. Brook, AL, USA View my '02 911 Turbo, Arctic Silver Sales Feedback: (0)	Looks great! Was it more than $1000 for both sets of bulbs?

3rd April 2002, 17:29	#3 (permalink)
Oak Senior Member (>500) Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: USA View my 01' Titanium/Silverstone Sales Feedback: (0)	MWM, Yes, much less than $1k. I have found a good source for these bulbs. Feel free to email me, if your interested.

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