Headlight bulb

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kev64
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Headlight bulb

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What Headlight bulbs we using,
Any recommendations ?
I'm not interested in relays and wiring ( ive done enough modding this winter)
Just a good alternative to standard

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tony.mon
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Re: Headlight bulb

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You can run a 100/80W bulb using the std connector; just turn it to sidelights if you have the light on for a long period stationary.
You're fine for traffic lights, but there's always a slight risk of the plastic lens cover in the nose warping slightly. I ran this for years without problems- I did use two relays, though, you can have the pair for a tenner plus p+p.
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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Re: Headlight bulb

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Phillips White vision. Excellent :thumbup:
SH#T HAPPENS!!!!!!!!
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Stevo Kifaru
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Re: Headlight bulb

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This one's been recommended on here before, I'm going to try one of them soon

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PHILIPS-XTREM ... uj9v-kIdAw
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Re: Headlight bulb

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Stevo Kifaru wrote:This one's been recommended on here before, I'm going to try one of them soon

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PHILIPS-XTREM ... uj9v-kIdAw
White vision is better mate! It's the closest you'll get to hid white without going hid :thumbup:
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