Light conversion, pods to blended
Light conversion, pods to blended
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Dirty Boy

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14,865 posts

239 months

Monday 27th October 2008
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Have got the later style 'pod' headlights, is the blended conversion relatively straight forward or a complete front respray jobbie?

jammy_basturd

29,778 posts

242 months

Monday 27th October 2008
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Probably easier to respray the front end, although it will depend on what colour your Cerb is currently. Some paints are a PITA to blend.

Having said that. Do you know what bulbs the mains and dips take? I'm going to upgrade mine to the Philips super bright bulbs, but haven't had a chance to take the old bulbs out to find out which they are yet.

Edited by jammy_basturd on Monday 27th October 15:02

custardkid

2,514 posts

254 months

Monday 27th October 2008
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if they are 'tuscan' style then they will be H7 bulbs. just fitted HIDs from 'HID direct' on ebay. for £60 + £10p&p

I can highly recomend them. took about 30min to fit an work perfectly.

Custard

MackemPete

965 posts

248 months

Monday 27th October 2008
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custardkid said:
if they are 'tuscan' style then they will be H7 bulbs. just fitted HIDs from 'HID direct' on ebay. for £60 + £10p&p

I can highly recomend them. took about 30min to fit an work perfectly.

Custard
+1 I've got the same kit in my MG ZT. Cheap easy to fit and still working after a few months. Go with the 5000 kit as its the right balance between white and blue. You can tell they are HID's but it avoids the blue chav look and gives it more of an OEM look IMO.

julian64

14,325 posts

284 months

Tuesday 28th October 2008
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Can you blend from a pod?

I thought you had to throw away the pod and get a blended in tuscan light thingy even though they look the same