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The Library
1994-1997 OBS Series General
HID Retro Fit
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[QUOTE="Hotrodtractor, post: 260434, member: 25"] The "other" way is an HID bulb that has been re-based to fit into a Halogen housing - some people have made it work successfully, but most times the housings are too different and it causes the light to scatter uncontrollably - most notably in the "low beam" setting where you need to be able to control the light output to keep from blinding oncoming traffic. Some guys have had good luck installing HIDs into both halogen reflectors and halogen projector housings - but that is not the norm. [/QUOTE]
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