Anyone use 100w headlight bulbs?
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is there a 90/130?? as im sure thats what i had in my other fiestas??
was fine in my xr2 and actually brightened up quite lot..
when i put them in my 1.4 after a while i noticed wiring was getting bit melted insulation!!!
id go for like rick says do some rewiring!!
was fine in my xr2 and actually brightened up quite lot..
when i put them in my 1.4 after a while i noticed wiring was getting bit melted insulation!!!
id go for like rick says do some rewiring!!
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Got 100/80's in mine. Havent made a shitsworth of difference!
Gonna get some Phillips Vision bulbs when I can remember to buy them.
I only work in a place that sells them!
Gonna get some Phillips Vision bulbs when I can remember to buy them.
I only work in a place that sells them!
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yes they are 90/130
Most of the time u wont get any diff from going up in wattage due to poor wiring. Mine are around 40% brighter now ive done some proper wiring, very bright.
Most of the time u wont get any diff from going up in wattage due to poor wiring. Mine are around 40% brighter now ive done some proper wiring, very bright.
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I've got 80/100s in mine, they are much better than what was in it when I got it, but that didnt take much!
I've got the same ones in the granada too and to be honest they are a tad better in the granny.
I've got the same ones in the granada too and to be honest they are a tad better in the granny.
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Basically, i used the wires that used to go to the bulbs to switch the relay. The relay powered direct from the alternator with 4mm cabe. I now have 0.3V drop at the headlamp, as opposed to 1.7 volts as std! That makes a MASSIVE diff to light output.
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Basically, i used the wires that used to go to the bulbs to switch the relay. The relay powered direct from the alternator with 4mm cabe. I now have 0.3V drop at the headlamp, as opposed to 1.7 volts as std! That makes a MASSIVE diff to light output.
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Originally Posted by Rick
Basically, i used the wires that used to go to the bulbs to switch the relay. The relay powered direct from the alternator with 4mm cabe. I now have 0.3V drop at the headlamp, as opposed to 1.7 volts as std! That makes a MASSIVE diff to light output.
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i also use 80/100 and find them to be much brighter than std and have hadno problems with the wiring. i haven't measured the voltage drop, as to be honest they are good enough for me. having lights that point left and driving on the right is my bigest problem with my lights.
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I use 130W in the full beams on my cos, and on my old sierra I ran them for 3 years with no problems
They DO make a good difference - I guess cossie looms are better than beantin ones
I'm not doubting the merits of uprating the wiring - I've been considering doing this for a while myself
Neil.
They DO make a good difference - I guess cossie looms are better than beantin ones
I'm not doubting the merits of uprating the wiring - I've been considering doing this for a while myself
Neil.
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rick wat cable are u using for the trip on the relay? as i have tried to do this on my erst and now even when i turn the parking lights on the main headlight comes on to
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