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Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: Telaren on December 03, 2006, 14:12:27
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Hi All
Is it possible to mod the lights on a 'L' Reg Disco 200TDI so that when you put the full beam on the dips stay on? :?
I find that the standard light setup is quite poor for our Cumbrian back roads at night. 8)
Cheers Tel
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You'll burn the bulbs out, they're not designed to operate for long periods with both filimanets running.
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Set of spots'll cost you £30ish... An hours work (if you go real slow!) and your there.
Better solution all round.
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Or you could upgrade your front end, to a 300 grill and lights. do a search its been done before.
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I wouldn't say 300 lights are all that good, I could wish mine were brighter!
Mike
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Set of spots'll cost you £30ish... An hours work (if you go real slow!) and your there.
Better solution all round.
And/or upgrade the bulbs to the super white ones?
Dont go for the 100w ones without fitting relays :oops: it burns out the swiitch :oops:
Steve
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Plus 100w aren't leagal for road use (IRC)
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I'de say bung some spots on as well . . . . wire through a relay and take a feed from the mainbeam so you get spots and main together.
That should brighten things up for you :wink:
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Cheers all
Just ordered some of the fancy new white bulbs.
I have 4 55W spots to fit once I get hold of a light bar to put them on. My old bar is too short.
Tel
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Hi
Just fitten new xeon bulbs. Found to be much better on those dark country lanes.
Alsoi fitted 2 55w spots - Mounted into the grill
They lightup the way ahead great.
Will post pictures soon
Cheers all :lol:
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Actually a lot of competition cars use both filaments together. What does shorten the life of a Halogen bulb is running it at too low a voltage.
However given the weakness of the wiring system behind the lamps I'd suggest a set of spots too, you can point them where you want which is another advantage.
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They may look small but they sure make a difference
By mounting them into the grill they are better protected than having 2 large ones sticking out.
http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/telaren@btinternet.com/detail?.dir=/eeb9re2&.dnm=32e3re2.jpg&.src=ph
PS - Forgot how to put pictures in my posts. :? ANY help? :lol:
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they look good in the grill. What lights are they, you got a link?
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they look good in the grill. What lights are they, you got a link?
Thanks I got them as a set of 4 off ebay (Can't find the seller) I originally had them mounted on my light bar on my defender.
They are oval shaped 55W 3.5 inch x 3 inch.
After a quick butcher with the Dremel they fit like a glove.
Trying to decide wether to put the other 2 lights in the grill as well. :P
Cheers Taz
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I found that +30% bulbs from Halfords, for about a tenner a set, made all the difference.
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they look good in the grill. What lights are they, you got a link?
Sorry its taken a while.
Heres the link to the spots
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180088131072&ssPageName=MERCOSI_VI_ROSI_PR4_PCN_BIX&refitem=180080748520&itemcount=4&refwidgetloc=closed_view_item&refwidgettype=osi_widget
Cheers Taz