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I remember from the kit I used for my old '86 (H4) that it had both high and low beams in the same bulb.
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Use cheap xenon kit

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I am very much aware of all the concerns of using a cheap Xenon kit with the halogen assembly, but I do have some questions regarding them..
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I remember from the kit I used for my old '86 (H4) that it had both high and low beams in the same bulb.
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Use cheap xenon kit

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I am very much aware of all the concerns of using a cheap Xenon kit with the halogen assembly, but I do have some questions regarding them..
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Hi all, once again I'm here with a question on a touchy topic - HID kits. I am very much aware of all the concerns of using a cheap Xenon kit with the halogen assembly, but I do have some questions regarding them.. I remember from the kit I used for my old '86 (H4) that it had both high and low beams in the same bulb. I read somewhere that this is something exclusive to H4 lamps. Is this true? Do we have H7 kits that have both high and low beams? I don't see any info regarding this on the PelicanParts catalogue for the Stealth HID kits. Amongst the posts I read from our forum here, there was one thread that talked about a DIY Projector Retrofit, but I am not sure if I want to do that, for my own reasons. Litronics sets are still expensive on ebay for what they are (at least out of my budget for headlamps) Thanks Shyam

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