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Nokya Arctic White H13 1 7000 deg 100/80w replacing 60/55 headlight bulbs

they seem to be brighter than stock bulbs definately cast a "bluer" light on the road
...wonder how long they will last.

install hints: clean bulbs w/ alcohol before installing then do NOT touch; make sure the red rubber washer comes out w/ each old bulb and the new supplied washers are installed w/ new bulbs. i struggled and finally got R bulb in...VERY tight when cleaning up noticed i had put new AND old washer on R...when i pulled one washer off it went in as easily as the L one. i probably shouldn't be let near a wrench....

p. 36 in owner's manual

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No you do not need anything else Mustangs are built Ford tough!
See you in the dark!
Andrew
Sales@coolbulbs.com
www.Coolbulbs.com

On Mar 30, 2006, at 11:59 PM, r3com wrote:
Order submitted on 3/30/2006 11:40:59 PM
7228 H13 Hi 100/80 $49.99
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7228 Nokya Arctic White H13 1

for my 2005 Mustang GT Premium

do i need the heavy duty wiring harness??

where would i get and how much?

Scooter80

You should keep an eye on those bulbs. At almost double the wattage, I can almost guarantee you are going to melt something. Either wiring, the housing, etc. I absolutely guarantee you will lose the small reflector that covers the front of the bulb. It is only glued on and due to the extra heat from the high wattage bulbs, it melts the glue and that piece will be rolling around in the headlights forever! Do a search, lots of people had the same problem!

Stooge

They will melt the mounting flange at the back of the headlamp, and Ford knows this will happen (if you switch back to stock and bring it in for warranty replacement).