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I bought H3 HIDS for my car and I ordered projectors for my civic. Will these HID fit and work properly?
sorry, kind of a really broad question.

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Stachmo

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well usually civics are all H4 Bulbs...
I dunno if anything is different for your halo lights..where did you get them? I think you may be outta luck with the blubs though

Pb4uGo

most aftermarket lights using seperate housings for low/high beams are H3 or H1, as long as the projectors you purchased are H3 there should not be a problem, just be aware that really only the TYC aftermarket lights really rival the OEM housings for ight output, so while with HID you may throw more light, the beam pattern may not be as good.

I have the McCuloch H4 Halogen High/HID Low kit in my stock housings and am more than pleased with the light output.

skipbarber

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TYC is H1 as a matter of fact...i think all projectors for the 7thgen are H1. I dont know how different H1 is from H3.

FALKEN

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moved to the Lighting forum

gh0st

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search the HID pic post for results on what a HID kit will look like in aftermarket projectors

http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=164422

wonderz

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my projector uses h3 for low beam and h1 for high beam.
the main difference between h1 and h3 is just the base. you can basically cut out a small part of a h1 base to make it fit into a h3 based housing and vise versa. For the halogen bulb i believe h1 is slightly longer, but for HID i guess that doesn't matter since they would probably be the same length.

AggressiveAdam

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keep in mind for them to look good togheter you need a retrofitted lens, not the crappy lens it comes with

LowRYda03ex

do u know of any certain housings that have been known to overheat with HID's?