Is it a spring wire or a quarter turn, to remove the normal bulbs, if its a quater turn, where if you have HIDS fitted did you get them from, need a set for my superb2

Edited 20 February, 201313 yr by skippy41

Its a metal based adaptor that you put the bulb into and it twists 1/4 of a turn to lock in to the back of the projector. It will accept both normal Halogen bulbs and HID rebased H7 bulbs no problem. It's just a tight squeeze getting the plugs (AMP connectors) through the gap. I made it easier by using a needle file to open the gap slightly but you can do it without.

Not sure if you mean where did you get the HID kit from but if you did then most people speak highly of LONDON COLOUR on eBay.

Just make sure you get the metal based HID's as their fitment is MUCH better!

I personally have these but they are probably all similar at this price. 5000k 55w slim ballast non canbus

http://www.ebay.co.u...=item460a0f629f

Edited 20 February, 201313 yr by xpower

Check out this item I found on eBay: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=330769213028

I have these and look great and were a piece of cake to fit apparently as my mate said not me when fitting them hahaha

Its a metal based adaptor that you put the bulb into and it twists 1/4 of a turn to lock in to the back of the projector. It will accept both normal Halogen bulbs and HID rebased H7 bulbs no problem. It's just a tight squeeze getting the plugs (AMP connectors) through the gap. I made it easier by using a needle file to open the gap slightly but you can do it without.

Not sure if you mean where did you get the HID kit from but if you did then most people speak highly of LONDON COLOUR on eBay.

Just make sure you get the metal based HID's as their fitment is MUCH better!

I personally have these but they are probably all similar at this price. 5000k 55w slim ballast non canbus

http://www.ebay.co.u...=item460a0f629f

Did you have to code them, I dont know if the superb 2 needs coding