Thread: Driving light options

I got a set of Fyrlyt's on my disco,better lighting than the old Lightforce than I used to have on it.

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Any linkas to HID conversion kits? I have a D3 with the LR spots, I upped them with 100W halogen and heavy duty loom via a relay. They are average at best.

Would like to try a HID conversion. See if thet makes them a bit better then fitting whole new spots which won't suit the look of the D3.

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me

Peter

Just remember poor optics are poor optics... Punching higher lumens at higher temperature will make for shocking glare and scatter... And make your eyes very tired if you drive behind them for hours!

I got a photo from my supplier today, my Nemesis are in stock .

Yeah I know tombie. Just looking for a bit better output without cost of muck about if new lights.

As we know mounting spots on a disco is a nightmare.

Mine has the landrocer bracket that goes through the plastic bumper with a steel shaft mounted to the front croas member I think it is.

It then has a plastic cover.

I do t think a standard spot can mount to the LR mount.

Maybe somebody has already done and can guide me on how to donit.

I run Fyrlyt's and they have been great, you can select spot or spread on the light!

Ok now I('m leaning toward replacing the OME LR halogen driving lights on my D3 with either Lightforce HID or a set of Narva HID. Optics on it are rubbish and not worth converting to HID.

Has anybody fitted either to a D3, especially reusing the LR mount that goes through the bumper and mounts to the front cross member.

cheers
Peter

Originally Posted by PeterOZ

Ok now I('m leaning toward replacing the OME LR halogen driving lights on my D3 with either Lightforce HID or a set of Narva HID. Optics on it are rubbish and not worth converting to HID.

Has anybody fitted either to a D3, especially reusing the LR mount that goes through the bumper and mounts to the front cross member.

cheers
Peter

You can pick up HID kits from eBay for about $30 out of Sydney. If you are capable of fitting them yourself, it's worth trying before you fork out for brand name HID lights. You'll be surprised at just how much light HID bulbs will throw out.

Happy Days.