Shop said my GARAX d4c will not fit my xenons
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Shop said my GARAX d4c will not fit my xenons
Ok I have an is350 and the shop said I already have an aftermarket hid kit on my is350 and said the GARAX d4c won't fit my car.
I noticed my lights are bright white so I'd say they are 6k. I ordered the GARAX 8k bulbs cause I like the whitish blue color. The guy I bought it from says the bulbs should fit even though I have an hid full kit. What now?
I noticed my lights are bright white so I'd say they are 6k. I ordered the GARAX 8k bulbs cause I like the whitish blue color. The guy I bought it from says the bulbs should fit even though I have an hid full kit. What now?
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Ok I have an is350 and the shop said I already have an aftermarket hid kit on my is350 and said the GARAX d4c won't fit my car.
I noticed my lights are bright white so I'd say they are 6k. I ordered the GARAX 8k bulbs cause I like the whitish blue color. The guy I bought it from says the bulbs should fit even though I have an hid full kit. What now?
I noticed my lights are bright white so I'd say they are 6k. I ordered the GARAX 8k bulbs cause I like the whitish blue color. The guy I bought it from says the bulbs should fit even though I have an hid full kit. What now?
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Echoing what others have said;
OEM is D4S, not D4C, however D4C is designed to work in both D4S and D4R applications.
If your car has aftermarket HID's, that means your car came with H11 halogens, which means if you want to change bulbs, you'll need to get more aftermarket parts designed to be used in H11 headlights.
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OEM is D4S, not D4C, however D4C is designed to work in both D4S and D4R applications.
If your car has aftermarket HID's, that means your car came with H11 halogens, which means if you want to change bulbs, you'll need to get more aftermarket parts designed to be used in H11 headlights.
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Echoing what others have said;
OEM is D4S, not D4C, however D4C is designed to work in both D4S and D4R applications.
If your car has aftermarket HID's, that means your car came with H11 halogens, which means if you want to change bulbs, you'll need to get more aftermarket parts designed to be used in H11 headlights.
Jeff
OEM is D4S, not D4C, however D4C is designed to work in both D4S and D4R applications.
If your car has aftermarket HID's, that means your car came with H11 halogens, which means if you want to change bulbs, you'll need to get more aftermarket parts designed to be used in H11 headlights.
Jeff
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