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Hi guys!

Need some help. What globes are in the skyline GTT?

I can't seem to find out what they are.

Also, do i have to take out the headlight assembly for the LED like globe?

Cheers

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all xenon globes are pricy .. aftermarket cheaper :(

And a tip you'll need a special screw driver to remove the screw to access them if they are still xenon :) its a star driver with a centre hole .. dont know size or exact name

No the xenons are not H1

Halogen which consists of a bulb and a wire/filament inside the globe (this is a H1 halogen globe)

Xenon or HID is a globe with NOTHING IN IT .. nothing visable anyway its filled with a gas which when burns produces a low level heat and high light output for little power. This globe will be a D2R Globe.

Both the light types use the same Headlight fixture so both have Xenon written on the light.

The side parkers are T10 - Halogen bulbs again which are crap from factory and just look wacked! Get yourself some LED or Polarg or Phillips Diamond Vision T10 Globes.

The High beams are something I have no idea about but they are halogen as HID in high beam would prob burn peoples eyes out, If you look at HID you cant see for a good 5 mins (not without a big blurry bit inside ur eye) Yes .. ive done it :|

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