Another vote for Tim's upgrade kit here Jason. It makes a power of difference.
Perry
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Another vote for Tim's upgrade kit here Jason. It makes a power of difference.
Perry
+1 for the wiring upgrade and relays.
Also, depending on your current reflector type and age, replacing the existing headlamp assemblies with ones of better quality can make a lot of difference. Cibie, Hella, PIAA etc make quality 7" headlamps with quality optics and reflectors.
A vote for Tims kit. Pat
I actually use the OE Wipac units, good beam and quality, and half the $$ of Hella etc. I had some fantastic Cibie inserts but BOTH died in a deep icy puddle...$250 down the tube:oQuote:
Originally Posted by mark2
JC
I don't run dear spotties for that reason,it's all good having those 1000 dollar jobbies until you meet skippy. Pat
Linky please?Quote:
Originally Posted by numpty
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If you meet skippy you have bigger problems....
Hi Wongdai, here's the link to my Headlight and Driving Light Upgrade kits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wongdai
If you want to order one of these kits and you do it via E-mail or phone, please let me know you are an AULRO member because there is an AULRO member's discount.
Cheers.
Headlight Kits
Tim
I have both your headlight and spotlight wiring kits in my D2.
Is the spotlight kit up to running 4 100W spotlights at once???
Thanks
Andrew
Hi Andrew, as long as you run a separate twin cable for each driving light, as the kit is designed for, you can run 2 sets of 2 x 130w driving lights.Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Thats four 130w driving lights but I would also recommend you double the size of the cable running from the battery to the driving light relay.
The easiest way to increase this battery to relay cable is to simply run another cable with the one already there.