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Save yourself 5.00 a lamp and go to any aftermarket Vdub shop. Get EMPI 7" Halogens for 8.99 with same wattage, and buy 60/100 bulbs for around 10.00 with the same wattage as pictured in ad. I go to J-Bub in I think it is Gardena

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You're joking, right? Those things are crap. You can get cheap Hella knock-offs for about $20 each from JC Whitney that will work better. And stock 2002 wiring is not really capable of handling the load of 80/100 bulbs. I wouldn't go over 55/60's without upgrading the wiring, and if you've ever used good e-code 55/60 lamps you'll know that they are pretty damn good, the extra watts aren't really needed.

Tony

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I have heard nothing but bad news when it comes to the plastic h4 knock offs. Go for the real deal! If you keep an eye out, you will see them now and again. Check the motorcycle sections too, I picked up a pair boxed in a Harley box, obviously intended for a motorcycle brand new for $30 each including bulbs. They are exactly the same as the h4's I was replacing.

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replacement on the bulbs. Plastic back tho ,Haven't tested yet, car in resto stage. But I was impressed for the price. just bad ass looking.

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I got them for a cheap conversion to h4s and have had no problem w/them. yah, they are plastic, so I wouldn't touch any of the "HID" high-wattage bulbs. I've never had hellas or anything, so I don't have much to compare with. My dad swears by cibie. Friend's like hella. I don't get it. The ottos are pretty, cheap, and get the job done -you might have other points to address than just lights. OTTO POWER! :)

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YO DONT NEED TO GIVE UP THAT KIND OF INFO BRO JUST SAY CALL 3107592002 AND I WILL SUPPLY THEM FOR 30.00$ COMPLETE BMW2002@EARTHLINK.NET

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I have a different...I guess slightly higher quality conversion that uses the 80/100 watt bulbs and nearly fried my wires. Lucky I noticed the smoke early on. I just put some Bosch relays and it worked fine, other that the high draw from my electrical system.

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