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Hi guys Great site.

 

Anyone have any Ideas how I can add blue headlights to my 94cutty. conversion kits , Lamps anything?

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Nah I have an CuttySL it uses the 4351/4352 sealed beams.. I wish I could use 9005/9006.

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oh gotcha. well you can take apart your sealed beams, and put blue bulbs in their place. it has been done many times. you can even silicone them in if you want, but from what i understand it's not necessary :D

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I know someone has a write up either on here, or another site on how to remove the bulbs from the sealed beams and replace them with something else.

 

Might want to try searching or maybe even someone knows the address off of the top of their head.

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You can put 9005/9006 in place of the sealed beams.

 

I put real HID in mine, I have a photo-documentary on my Cardomain page.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/711554/2

 

If you just want to use colored halogens, then all you'll really want to see is the last pic at the bottom of the page.

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You can put 9005/9006 in place of the sealed beams.

 

I put real HID in mine, I have a photo-documentary on my Cardomain page.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/711554/2

 

If you just want to use colored halogens, then all you'll really want to see is the last pic at the bottom of the page.

 

Hell of a Set up!!! I thought about trying to convert the lenses and use the 9005/6... now I will!! Off to the local U-wrench-it yard... Thanks!!

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What are you getting at the U-wrench-it yard? You can pop the bulbs out of your existing sealed beams. The connectors are the same so you shouldn't need anything at all.

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What are you getting at the U-wrench-it yard? You can pop the bulbs out of your existing sealed beams. The connectors are the same so you shouldn't need anything at all.

 

 

Got 4 headlights for 4 dollars...didn't want to risk breaking one, and then having to pay 25 for a new one.

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Got this reply from Eurolights.com If anyone wants to go that way It seemed a bit pricey for me.

 

"...Hi,

 

We do offer EuroLights true high performance sealed beam headlight

conversions for your application. Pricing is below for lowbeams & highbeams.

You can upgrade just lowbeams; OR lowbeams and highbeams. EASY INSTALL.

 

The kits below offer MUCH better lighting than your sealed beams and once

installed allows you to change bulbs very easily.

 

EuroLights Sealed Beam Conversion Kit Type4351 (Lowbeams) & Type4352

(Highbeams). Kits include EVERYTHING you need for easy conversion of your

Left AND Right headlights to bulb-type headlights. (Our Kits include,

All-Glass Conversion Housings and High Performance Bulbs)

 

Please choose from the kits below...

 

EuroLights Type4351 (Lowbeams) Complete kit with 2 Blue/Gold SuperBright ION

bulbs: $78.00

 

EuroLights Type4351 (Lowbeams) Complete kit with 2 Yellow SuperBright ION

bulbs: $78.00

 

EuroLights Type4351 (Lowbeams) Complete kit with 2 Xenon-Charged Blue/White

bulbs: $88.00

 

 

EuroLights Type4352 (Highbeams) Complete kit with 2 Blue/Gold SuperBright

ION bulbs: $78.00

 

EuroLights Type4352 (Highbeams) Complete kit with 2 Yellow SuperBright ION

bulbs: $78.00

 

EuroLights Type4352 (Highbeams) Complete kit with 2 Xenon-Charged Blue/White

bulbs: $88.00

 

ALL UNITS are IN STOCK!

 

 

Free Shipping within USA & Canada! -- Limited time offer. Please ask for shipping prices outside the USA & Canada...."

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There was a guy named Steve on ClubGP that bought those a few years ago and said they weren't worth the money and his even cracked.

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Looks blue, hahah! Not really any brighter than stock, I think they're too blue which reduces brightness (6000K). I've been wanting to swap them out for some less blue ones (5000K) but haven't gotten around to it.

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Looks blue, hahah! Not really any brighter than stock, I think they're too blue which reduces brightness (6000K). I've been wanting to swap them out for some less blue ones (5000K) but haven't gotten around to it.

 

HID is supposed to be "white" right?

 

I saw a C6 at the gas station I work at yesterday. It was silver with the glass top with HID's ohh man did it look hawt.

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Factory HIDs are 4300K which is closer to white, but you can get aftermarket real HIDs in different colors like 5000K, 5500K (more bluish), 6000K (blue), and 8000K (purple).

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