Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: eddscott on February 20, 2008, 03:04:38 PM
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I'd like to get some spotlights for the Jeep. Hasn't got bars or a roof mount (although I'd like them roof mounted if I could) so I guess its mounting them to the front bumper.
I had PIAAs on my Impreza in place of the front fogs and they came with a little wiring kit and extra relay so I could switch them using the fog light. If possible I'd like to do this again but would need a ready made kit.
Not overly expensive if possible.
Thanks :)
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Get in touch with user "HID Fog Lamp". They have HID offroad lights for sell. Top qwawity at row price. The light that will revolutionize the offroad industry. Genuine Chinese quality.
How can you refuse that. Minimum order just 10 pieces!
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Try these... http://www.outbackautomotive.co.uk/inde ... _id=169191 (http://www.outbackautomotive.co.uk/index.php?option=categories&category_id=169191)
They were recommended to me some time ago and still going strong and
you used to be able to get 10% birty discount..
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KCs are excellent
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just remember to run then via a relay (or a fused version) for safety
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Got Hella's...though their aftermarket back up is non existant if you need stuff like replacement lamp covers
IMHO from experience if roof or screen mounting don't go 100w the glare will distract from driving view...
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i got some hellas you can have for £20 plus postage or pick up if ya want em. they are good lamps but i am now using kc's.
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If you liked PIAA's, stick with them. I've had the same Pro80XT's on the YJ for 13 years. Never let me down yet. I have the relay hooked into the hi-beam wire, so full beam means 2x100w IPF headlights and 2x120w PIAA's.
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UK ...youve got the whole lot mounted in front of the bonnet...70's/80's rally style?
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imho, its a toss up between round ones or squareish ones, as long as they have bulbs and are wired up correctly.
cheap as they will get smashed