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Old 4th September 2008, 20:57   #1
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HID lighting query re bulbs

So in my accent the fog lams are h27, i need HID's in the fogs and no where can i find the h27's what else will fit ... any accent owners with HID's in their fogs? HELP

The headlamps are h4 so i am getting the Bi xenon setup for those
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The h27 is another code for the '880' bulbs. I They are low watt(27w) bulbs. Hence the name.

These will not be commonly available here in India but you can fit another spec in your fog lamp if its absolutely crucial.

The good news is if your getting an HiLo HID for your Headlamps then you dont need anything more

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I dont think HID in the high beam is allowed here in Delhi!
Gurus Please reconfirm
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The h27 is another code for the '880' bulbs. I They are low watt(27w) bulbs. Hence the name.

These will not be commonly available here in India but you can fit another spec in your fog lamp if its absolutely crucial.

The good news is if your getting an HiLo HID for your Headlamps then you dont need anything more
Thanks

What other spec bulb would fit in there ?
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Old 5th September 2008, 10:30   #5
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I dont think HID in the high beam is allowed here in Delhi!
Gurus Please reconfirm


Thanks man i know they arent allowed just like regular HID's without Projectors arent allowed or anything over a 55/60 w bulb is not allowed or driving on high beam is not allowed or smoking / talking on a cell while driving is not allowed
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Those are exactly my thoughts i did even check with our very own blueraven once...but want to do a little of looking around before doing the same ... and I am still looking ...
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anyone ? please come on answers pls
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Old 15th November 2008, 06:42   #8
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Any updates here?
I am looking for something better in the fog lamps of an Accent than those H27 bulbs.
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Sez who? What about all those LCs, LRs, Bentleys, Skoda Laura & Superb, Ford Mondeo that run with xenons otherwise called as HIDs??

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I dont think HID in the high beam is allowed here in Delhi!
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Old 15th November 2008, 12:17   #10
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BiXenons have both high and low beam. And a lot of high end cars in our market use them.

They cannot "ban" high beam xenons.

But the real matter is that you should not USE high beams in the city - xenons or not.
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That is civic sense which most lack. I was only commenting about the part that said "it is not allowed"..

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BiXenons have both high and low beam. And a lot of high end cars in our market use them.

They cannot "ban" high beam xenons.

But the real matter is that you should not USE high beams in the city - xenons or not.
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Sez who? What about all those LCs, LRs, Bentleys, Skoda Laura & Superb, Ford Mondeo that run with xenons otherwise called as HIDs??
The cars you mentioned all run on Xenons but you would have never seen the Xenons light up on high beam that is because at high beam a seperate set of Halogens Lights up, and also Corolla Altis Top Model is available with HID Headlamps without the Projector Setup.
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The cars you mentioned all run on Xenons but you would have never seen the Xenons light up on high beam that is because at high beam a seperate set of Halogens Lights up, and also Corolla Altis Top Model is available with HID Headlamps without the Projector Setup.
your wrong. only some cars have a separate halogen bulb for high beam. the altis is one of them. most of them have xenons for high beam also.
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Do you have any thing to support this statement or is this purely hearsay?

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HID have been banned because it lead to many road accidents and you could be fined for that.
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HID-Illegal yes,Banned-No.

Here in chandigarh every 3rd or 4th car has HID's out which 70% have them both in fogs and headlamps.
I havent seen anyone being challaned for using HID's at least in chandigarh.

I have HID in my bike,i have been stopped by cops but never in chandigarh. everytime I walked away after cooking one story or another
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