What does it mean "h4 Adapters"? It's for d2s socket bulb and ... Don't get it.
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It means the projectors have an adaptor plate that makes it easier to install into a headlight assembly that normally takes an OEM h4 bulb. The projectors still take a d2s bulb.
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These are H4 (or HB2) bulbs. If you can get an HID in H4 size, I guess they'd fit. They're glass, the spot where the bulb goes in is metal, there is a rubber sealing boot that covers the H4 bulb to seal out moisture. I don't know how the HID would work with that seal. Might end up with road salt inside the light housing. H4 incandescent bulbs are available in VERY high wattage, make sure your wiring and switch can handle the extra load if you go that route. Anything over 60w/55w are illegal for on-road use in US. H4 incandescent are available 130w/100w and larger.
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these are candelabra bulbs. they will NOT fit a standard light socket without an adapter.
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That is exactly what an H11 bulb is - low beam only. The H9 would be a high beam only bulb. H13 would be dual-filament (low/high).
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It is an E14 based bulb. It is a European design and can be difficult to find here. On amazon there is an adapter to reduce it to an E12 (commonly known as a candelabra bulb). The item is here (Pack of 10) European Base (E14) to Candelabra Base (E12) Socket Reducer Adapter Additionally, I can send you a coupl e from the 10 I had to buy.
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It's a typo in the ad copy. This adapter/reducer is for an E26 U.S. "standard" base bulb to an E12 U.S candelabra base bulb. It will work just fine for that purpose. F.Y.I.--The "E" stands for "Edison" screw base bulbs and the number is the diameter in mm of the screw base. There are many speciality bulbs but the most common bases in the U.S. are E12 candelabra, E17 intermediate, E26 standard or medium and E39 mogul. Walt answered on December 18, 2012
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H11 fits in a diffrent socket than 9006 for example a 9006 bulb will not replace a h11 bulb
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I don't know what sockets standard E27 means. Because my two flood light bulbs are still good.I installed the unitthen I put on two old flood lights, each is 120watt and it worked.
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Im not sure. If you look in your owners manual under lighting or something like that it should tell you what style bulb to use for your headlights. If it says H11 I would search for a different bulb. The generic LED bulbs are dim and don't illuminate well.
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No, you need bulb size "H11." Please be aware that High Intensity Discharge (HID) bulbs require a ballast. These are not replacement bulbs for your stock setup.
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There is specs in the user manual. This is replacement bulb for a conversion kit, which was an upgrade for halogen lights. If you don't have a set of working "ballast", you'll need to get conversion kit with fitted bulbs. (A conversion kit includes a pair of ballasts and bulbs, so if h11 is the one, look for xenon conversion kit h11. And the thousand K is for the color of the light)
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Do you have halogens? If so, then yes a H11 bulb is required. If you have HID, then no, a D35 is required. If you can't figure out which one, send me a picture of the headlight to xLogan108@gmail.com
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I can't find any H6 bulbs that are shaped like an H4 bulb, i'm going to say no they can't.
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a search for e72 on bulbs.com finds no results. i used this adapter to install candelabra base leds in standard medium sockets.
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Hell if i know. The only thing i do know is that HL stands for high lumen & DS stands for dual switch.
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Any H4 bulbs will fit, I chose to use the HELLA 90/130w off-road H4 bulbs and love them!
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The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people have commented, I would go with the 1-1/2" addition at the socket level. Anything more is based on the bulb size. The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people... » Read More The adapter doesn't add much - just the difference between the top of the original socket and bottom of the large base bulb - maybe 1-5/8"? The entire adapter is about 2-1/8" including the small base that you would have with the original light bulb. My fixtures are fairly deep so the bulb doesn't stick out at all even with a full size LED bulb. What you need to look at is the total length of your shade and the standard base light bulb you want to use. There are different styles of bulbs & different lengths so if you have a shorter shade, look for a shorter bulb. As other people have commented, I would go with the 1-1/2" addition at the socket level. Anything more is based on the bulb size. « Show Less