Help How to change HID bulbs without jacking the car up
01-28-2011, 09:27 AM
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01-28-2011, 09:40 AM
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Lol it was like a year ago! I went through the engine bay for the fogs and city lights, that I am sure of. I can't remember if I did the hids from the wheel or not... Pretty sure it can be done. I posted in the diy thread which way I found was easiest.
01-28-2011, 10:18 AM
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I got humongous hands and forearms because thats just how I roll and I was able to change my bulbs without removing the wheels. But when I had to change the city lamp and foglights, I had to remove the wheels. I gotta say, out of all the cars I've owned, the G's bulbs are the hardest to change, It's almost a PITA!
A friend put 10K's on his 370Z and shiet look super blue.
I have 8K's on mine and it looks blue when you look at it but the output is super white.
A friend put 10K's on his 370Z and shiet look super blue.
I have 8K's on mine and it looks blue when you look at it but the output is super white.
01-28-2011, 10:47 AM
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I got humongous hands and forearms because thats just how I roll and I was able to change my bulbs without removing the wheels. But when I had to change the city lamp and foglights, I had to remove the wheels. I gotta say, out of all the cars I've owned, the G's bulbs are the hardest to change, It's almost a PITA!
A friend put 10K's on his 370Z and shiet look super blue.
I have 8K's on mine and it looks blue when you look at it but the output is super white.
A friend put 10K's on his 370Z and shiet look super blue.
I have 8K's on mine and it looks blue when you look at it but the output is super white.
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