Soon Daylight Saving will be ending and many of us will be turning our headlights on driving back from work to home. If you are looking to make your lights brighter then read on.
See how to chanke your bulbs.
http://www.fq101.co.uk/451lamps_head01.asp
I would recommend buying 85 watt H7 4k or 45k bulbs (pure white light) and replace the low beam 50 watt H7 bulbs with the new bulbs. Very easy to do takes 5 minutes. Next buy 100 watt hella H7 bulbs and change the high beam. This will light up your part of the World.
See how to chanke your bulbs.
http://www.fq101.co.uk/451lamps_head01.asp
I would recommend buying 85 watt H7 4k or 45k bulbs (pure white light) and replace the low beam 50 watt H7 bulbs with the new bulbs. Very easy to do takes 5 minutes. Next buy 100 watt hella H7 bulbs and change the high beam. This will light up your part of the World.
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I was thinking of HIDs for my fog lights.
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Permalink Reply by 451 Kahn on -
You can upgrade the fog lamps with HIDs. Will make things very clear and bright. Keep us updated.
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ive done all 4 with the 65w osram ralley bulbs, 2100 lumens ea. equally good pattern with less amps.
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Permalink Reply by 451 Kahn on
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We will have to go for a night drive?
How was San Diego drive with the group?
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Wow, 2 x 85W + 2 x 100 W = 370 W vs, factory installed 220 W.
Are you sure the smart electrical system can safely handle this 68% increase without some major issues?!?
I have OSRAM 65 W and I find them very satisfactory.
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We have so many f--y deer up here that one needs a big bumper in front. But I will change the bulbs. What do ya think of hids? Will smart pull the juice?
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Changed the bulbs in my car. Big diffrence from the regular setup. Thanks Kahn for posting this info. My headlights are very bright with this setup.
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