Subject	H4 is a dual element bulb meant for single lamp
Posted by	toyluvr on July 26, 2001 at 7:53 AM
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In Reply To	H4 bulbs in headlights instead of 9006? posted by Mike@ZSpeed on July 26, 2001 at 05:18 AM
Message	configurations and requires 3 wires to work completetly. They are available in multiple wattage configurations, but wattage is NOT always the key to *better* lighting (as opposed to brighter lights). Lens design IS the key to better lighting. The Honda lights are 9005 and 9006 just like the Z. But the lenses are much better than the Z. So an upgrade to PIAA bulbs in the Honda will make a nice difference for you. How do I know? I have them in my Honda. I was so disappointed in the lack of improvement they made in the Z that I moved them to it. IMHO you will be wasting time and $ to try and make an H4 rig in the Honda. Put in a full set of PIAAs and if you have a lot of rainy conditions add yellow Hella driving lights down low in the stock fog light postion. Billy Go ahead and try that DIY project. The Titanic was built by pros, the Ark by amateurs!
Follow Ups	H4 bulbs in headlights instead of 9006? - Mike@ZSpeed 05:18:29 07/26/01 H4 is a dual element bulb meant for single lamp - toyluvr 07:53:05 07/26/01 I remember SeedyRom has one German spec headlight... - Wui (Philly) 08:00:09 07/26/01 Re: H4 is a dual element bulb meant for single lamp - got rice? 08:41:05 07/26/01
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