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    Im confused, so your using a halogen H1 bulb untill you can get your get your HID kit and wondering how to connect it to make them work?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russosaur View Post
    Im confused, so your using a halogen H1 bulb untill you can get your get your HID kit and wondering how to connect it to make them work?

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