For 98 Prelude SH: Do I need 4 H1 bulbs in all, for high and low, thus, two kits?
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I can't tell you for sure, since my Volt has a one-bulb projector housing with a shutter for the low beams. And I don't know if a Prelude uses H1 bulbs. (Go to Osram.com and find the "vehicle lamp replacement guide," and it will tell you exactly what bulbs both your lights use.) But from what I have been reading, many of the HID kits use regular halogen bulbs for the high beams anyway, since HIDS take a few seconds to get to full brightness -- not good when you need light immediately to see a curve in the road. If I were you, I would just get a HID kit for you low beams, and see how that works.
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Yes I went with 5000k hid kit for headlights he's right you need headlight bulb.
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A quick search shows D4S or H11, but you need to look at your owner's manual or bulb to figure out which ones to get.
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I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help. http://www.carid.com/2008-honda-accord-headlights/spyder-halo-led-projector-headlights-264201.html I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help.... » Read More I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help. http://www.carid.com/2008-honda-accord-headlights/spyder-halo-led-projector-headlights-264201.html « Show Less
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Sorry for the delay, but in fact H4, HB2 and 9003 are all different standards names for the same bulb. In the US and Canada you can interchange all of them. H4 is actually a European spec from the early 70's. Usually you will see 9003/HB2 marked on bulbs at most auto parts stores and H4 in a separate package. This is all for DOT compliance. If these are rated for H4 you can run any of the standards, if I was spec'd for 9003/HB2 you would be technically out of DOT compliance. Sorry for the long winded explanation, but I just wanted to spread the word, if you are at an auto parts store looking for a replacement, go with whatever is cheaper, or in the quality you want. Sorry for the delay, but in fact H4, HB2 and 9003 are all different standards names for the same bulb. In the US and Canada you can interchange all of them. H4 is actually a European spec from the early 70's. Usually you will see 9003/HB2 marked on bulbs at most auto parts stores and H4 in a separate package. This is all for DOT compliance. If these are rated for H4 you can run any of the standards, if I was spec'd for 9003/HB2 you would be technically out of DOT compliance. Sorry for the long winded explanation, but I just wanted to spread the word, if you are at an auto parts store... » Read More Sorry for the delay, but in fact H4, HB2 and 9003 are all different standards names for the same bulb. In the US and Canada you can interchange all of them. H4 is actually a European spec from the early 70's. Usually you will see 9003/HB2 marked on bulbs at most auto parts stores and H4 in a separate package. This is all for DOT compliance. If these are rated for H4 you can run any of the standards, if I was spec'd for 9003/HB2 you would be technically out of DOT compliance. Sorry for the long winded explanation, but I just wanted to spread the word, if you are at an auto parts store looking for a replacement, go with whatever is cheaper, or in the quality you want. « Show Less
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I bought a 35 watt H.I.D. Kit with size H4 bulbs. Fits perfect. Regular H4 halogen bulbs will fit too. I love this combo. The lenses are glass instead of plastic and the LEDs look great hooked up to the running lights.
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They make both bulbs. Check the bulb requirements for your vehicle and then you buy 4 bulbs - 2 each for high and 2 each for low beams.
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You need to know the type of headlight bulb your car carries. It may be H3, H5 or H7and then buy the respective kit.
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My understanding is you should have gotten 5 bulbs.2 for overhead console,2 for tag and 1 for your overhead light.
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H1 for low beams and 9005 for high beams but should come with new bulbs in the box
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Hi I don't actually know but a quick Google search came up with Low beams H7 - high beams H15 bulbs. I would look in your owners manual it should say there to be sure. Regards
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Only of your dodge uses a H11 bulb type. You need to confirm which type of buld you use for Low and High Beams and purchase that type
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This kit includes the pair of lights, and it is prewired. This kit may require your original bulbs.
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H4 for sure, not aware of an H6 bulb. I did convert to HID but with an H4 replacement
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This kit has 1 bulb that handles both Hi and Low beam, I suggest you put in make and Model of you vehicle. I have a Honda Ridgeline and a single lamp. They call these Bi-Zenon
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you only need to get one...it comes with wiring and everything for the pair of lights....thats the single housing headlights that uses the h4 hi/low bulbs
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No. You need an H11 bulb for the low beams and an H9 bulb for the high beams.