what bulbs does my scoob take?
30 August 2010, 06:50 PM
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what bulbs does my scoob take?
hey all
im new to the scooby, only just bought her, what bulbs does she take for normal headlights.... i have a bug eye... 51 plate. are the H7?
im new to the scooby, only just bought her, what bulbs does she take for normal headlights.... i have a bug eye... 51 plate. are the H7?
02 September 2010, 01:18 PM
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If you have one bulb for each beam, then it will be H1. If one bulb does both, it will be H4.
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02 September 2010, 01:18 PM
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If you have one bulb for each beam, then it will be H1. If one bulb does both, it will be H4.
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13 September 2010, 10:40 AM
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There were quite a few different light specs for bugeye's, ranging from standard to STi to UK300 to Prodrive and after-market Morrette's. I believe the standard headlights are H4's. But its easy enough to go check.
Standard....
Morrette's....
JDM....
Prodrive.....
If you're considering HID's then THESE are well respected. Please remember though that using non OE HID lights which have not been fitted with self-leveling and washer-jets, and used in the wrong kind of headlight design may be illegal on the public highway, and could fail an MOT or roadside inspection.
Its going to either be a H4 or a H7, both are easily identified when you look under the bonnet
H4:
H7:
Standard....
Morrette's....
JDM....
Prodrive.....
If you're considering HID's then THESE are well respected. Please remember though that using non OE HID lights which have not been fitted with self-leveling and washer-jets, and used in the wrong kind of headlight design may be illegal on the public highway, and could fail an MOT or roadside inspection.
Its going to either be a H4 or a H7, both are easily identified when you look under the bonnet
H4:
H7:
Last edited by Jamz_; 13 September 2010 at 10:45 AM.
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