what hid bulbs should i buy for a honda civic ex 2000 projector headlight ?

nikki

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Well if your talking about color, i'd say 6000k at most. I dunno what size it is, you'll have to look at whatever bulbs you got in there. However, i have heard that the aftermarket projectors don't take well to HID's (they are designed for halogen) and it causes a lot of weird light output and still a lot of glare. So that's up to you if you wanna go HID anyways. Can't guarantee you it won't damage your projectors in anyway though because they are designed for halogens still.

Aftermarket Headlights??(Civic)?

LeeMan93

OK. So i just a 96' Civic and i wanted to replace the factory headlights to these

http://www.andysautosport.com/honda/1996_2000_civic/lights/headlights/jy/jytl00229648.html

my question is that if i buy these aftermarket headlights which are Halo Projecter headlights, i have no idea what that is, do i just take off the headlights and put te new ones in? and do i have to get certain types of lightbulbs.

Thanks in advance!

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I had those style headlights in my EG Civic & plan to put them in my EK Civic (when I get one). They are called halo projector headlights because of the ring which resembles a halo (from an angel) (reason why they are also called angel headlights) & projector based on the make up of the headlights which project the headlight beam.
Yes you just take off your stock headlights & replace them with those. As far as the bulbs it may depend on what they say. If anything I'd recommend SilverStar Ultras (H4) which is what 96 Civics should take.

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Best office projector under $1000? (for use in room with skylights)?

ryanmac

I'm looking for a projector for the office... To use for video conferencing, play wii, presentations, etc.

What is my best bet for under $1000? Preferably very much under $1000.

Also, what should I look out for? Steer away from?

And finally, our office has skylights that aren't able to be covered. So it won't be really dark, ever.

Thanks!

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Epson PowerLite 62c Projector - V11H178020
Phenomenal brightness and fidelity from a travel friendly performer.

The Epson PowerLite 62c delivers brilliant presentations virtually anywhere - all from a travel friendly SVGA ultraportable. Epson 3LCD technology works with its 2000 ANSI lumens to deliver accurate color, incredible saturation and remarkable image quality. And, with Epson exclusive Instant Off and 4-second startup features, setup and shutdown couldn't be easier.
http://www.hotbuyselectronics.com/item_detail.php?item_id=114844&pg=1

What's the best projector under $1500 that you can get for a large partialy lit room?

Fiffers

The room is probably 25'x45' with the screen coming doing infront of a stage area. We would like to move the projector around to other rooms as well but it would do most of it's work here. Some still PP slides and some video. The screen is about 10'X10' and would be about 25' from the projector.

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You will probably have to trade off somewhere. I did a search on available projectors, assuming 2000 lumen brightness minimum (to address light in the room) and a throw distance of 25' onto a 150" screen. See the link for results --- the least expensive was about $2300. You can redo the search with different parameters.

This site also has good reviews, additional info andrecommendations (including lists of popular projectors by application).

Hope this helps.

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