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04-10-14, 07:26 AM

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appreciate the help.

Here is a pick i took over the winter. I can take better ones if you guys like. i don't have a picture of the 194's yet.

Nice! thanks looks like you are in Maryland just like me.

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04-10-14, 07:29 AM

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Nice...I just ordered LED's for my 194 bulbs. I put in some regular "HID" bulbs and the output wasn't bright when headlights were on. These are the crappy bulbs. Can't wait for the LED's...

I see what you are saying. With the HIDs you have to remove the bumper and etc to install right?

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04-10-14, 07:36 AM

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To get proper functionality, you'll either have to attempt using LEDs, losing high beam functionality, or HIDs, to match the HIDs.... They'll be brighter than your HIDs, but they are not suppose to be on UNLESS you high-beam someone.

You can also use the yellow bulbs, as more realistically they'll show YELLOW rather than the cheap blue bulbs that will show orange/blue.

Where can I find the yellow bulbs?

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04-10-14, 07:41 AM

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I see what you are saying. With the HIDs you have to remove the bumper and etc to install right?

you don't have to remove the bumper to install HIDs. To my experiences it really depends where you want to mount the ballast. I like to hide them so in my case I would hide them somewhere behind the bumper. Even going this route you may be able to get away with just taking off the fender liner and mount the ballast where you want through the fender. i removed my bumper anyway so i can inspect how things are setup behind the bumper, see if anything is wrong, or wear and tear damage. also provides me with an insite to future modifications as to installing different style fogs, diffusers, intercoolers, etc.

when I had my 240 I just zip tied them to the frame in the engine bay behind the headlight. my civic i put it behind the bumper and now i feel like hiding them is so much cleaner.

i haven't messed with my gs350 much on that part yet since i love the factory HIDs hue and brightness.