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Andy, I hope you'll be happy with the 4300k's, I know I am........now for some 4300k HID fog light bulbs

Right, I received my 3000k's today. Fitted one to the passenger side for comparison and here are the results! I'm gonna stick with the 4300k's as the 3000's are a bit too yellow Oz, they're all yours bud, pm me your address and I'll get them in the post to you

Try here! http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/honda_car_parts_block_selection_C30.php?mod_01=3550

I would have thought that Bleach would get rid of all the cr*p from the bottle, without having to remove it. Not sure if your paint work would approve though! :blush:

Found this video on You tube. Has anyone tried this or think it's worth doing? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDLcPocvsrQ

Nice Adam.! Look a little bit too white, compared to mine, maybe it's just because of the snow ;)

I tried rotating, but have realised that they are they are correctly fitted and seated. Anyone else got any ideas? Cheers

Well I've got 2 dark spots now that I've fitted both bulbs. If you look into the lens, with the light off, of course, there is a piece of metal which is the exact same shape. So I presume that it is either supposed to be there and that the righthand bulb was incorrectly fitted, or both of the...

I got fed up waiting on my 3000k's for I've taken the plunge and I now have 4300k's which I installed last night. The following pictures are with 4300k's in the passenger side and 6000k's in the driver's side so that yo can see the difference.......I'll leave to the rest of you to make up your...

Andy, ***uming that the almera has H7's, you'll need these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/H7R-4-3k-35w-HID-Xenon-Bulbs-pair-HIDS-Direct-/370108212754?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item562c2b2612 May your hids shine brightly my son, and may your halogens remain in the bucket for evermore!

Ultimately that's what I think I'll end up with as well Andy. The 3000k are just to satisfy my curiosity. Sounds like your joining a new religion btw? I actually have 4300 k anti glare hids in my 6th gen reflector headlights, and they are very impressive!

Guys, here's a very interesting article about Halogens and HID's http://www.intellexual.net/hid.html#quickover

Yip!

^ Like Neil said^

Strip and clean (remove any rust with a file and a wire brush) the calipers and make sure that the pads are making proper contact with the discs and are able to move freely on the carriers. Check the sliding pins can slide. Also if there is any "lip" on the discs, remove with a file, and this...

^^ Because it's a l/h drive version :lol: ^^

Pedro, I waited nearly a year before mine came up on e-bay, so I would say that you will have to just keep looking until some turn up! ;)

I fitted fogs to my 6th gen. I had the whole kit from Honda which included wiring and instructions. I was not to bad to fit, but I doubt you'll be able to get them as I don't think Honda supply them anymore!

Have a look at this CJ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ocw1QemLdmQ

Adam, I also want to try some 3000k bulbs, just ordered these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-x-55W-SUPER-BRIGHT-Car-Auto-Xenon-HID-Bulbs-H1-3000K-/220698658850?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3362aa4822#ht_4645wt_905 @£11.99 I 'm not bothered if they turn out to look pants! It' worth the...