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    Quote Originally Posted by Iain_B View Post
    Try the Philips +50 globes
    i'll agree with this, i was running 100w Philips Rally H1's in my low beams and 100w Philips Rally H3's in my high beams untill i was warned about the low beam reflectors in my model XR8 not liking the higher wattage lamps, i switched to Philips +50 H1's, didnt notice any difference in light output

    running IPF 130w H3 lamps in my high beams..... not much better than the philips lamps.....

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    Hi tracker, as posted above, I make a wiring upgrade kit and most people who have fitted it, usually find that once the upgrade is done, their existing globes are so much brighter that the fitting of higher wattage globes is unnecessary.

    Just a suggestion.

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    I fitted a Traxide Headlamp upgrade kit AND 130w/100w globes...I love daylight at nighttime
    Don't really need to switch on the LF240's much anymore


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    The Range Rover L322 4.4.TTDV8 ....probably won't bother with the remap..😈

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    In the Disco2 I've been running 90/100's for years and the reflectors have not been affected by them...... well, actually one lens was when I was doing a river crossing and it cracked. The wiring handles it generally, and did so for quite a few years, but eventually both plugs started to melt and the headlights wen't dim. I fitted a Traxide kit and so far its all been sweet. Running the 90/100's you wont need a loom straight up, but you will eventually.
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    Quote Originally Posted by drivesafe View Post
    Hi tracker, as posted above, I make a wiring upgrade kit and most people who have fitted it, usually find that once the upgrade is done, their existing globes are so much brighter that the fitting of higher wattage globes is unnecessary.

    Just a suggestion.
    Mate tried to call 9am no connection,line dead.# was 5569 2557.is that correct?

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    forget that Tim,I've just gone naked and dial tones are a bit different.

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    HID is really the answer for the ultimate low beam. I have it and will never go back to halogen. Only draws 35W so there are no heat issues...... you should upgrade the lighting circuit in any case, and all will be good!

    cheers, DL

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    Quote Originally Posted by 350RRC View Post
    HID is really the answer for the ultimate low beam. I have it and will never go back to halogen. Only draws 35W so there are no heat issues...... you should upgrade the lighting circuit in any case, and all will be good!

    cheers, DL
    Only problem is the wipers, washers, level adjustment and engineering.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    Only problem is the wipers, washers, level adjustment and engineering.

    John
    As opposed to the law which states anything over 55/60w is also illegal for a headlight?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie2 View Post
    Whack in some H4 Hi/Lo HIDs

    Beat the heck out of 80/100W any day...

    I even run HID in the MotorBike
    nrand ? availability ? arethey just bulbs or complete lights ? legaility ?
    I also thought there was a "warm up time" for HID ?

    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW
    Only problem is the wipers, washers, level adjustment and engineering.
    Huh ? You lost me there... whaddayamean ?
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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