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Anyone use H7R HID bulbs? Anyone use H7R HID bulbs?
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Old 11-05-2011, 09:39 PM   #1
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Anyone use H7R HID bulbs?
apparently these h7"R" HID bulbs were designed for reflector housing, any thoughts?
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Looks just like a D2R rebased bulb. Each reflector housing is designed differently with different light outputs. So even if they were "designed" for reflector housing, you may not achieve the same cutoff (if there is one) from another vehicle who also used the "H7R" bulbs.

Do the extra step and do a retrofit if you want HIDs.
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