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You'll be lucky if you get a month out of them. It's not the wiring that's the problem, it's the light assembly itself. It's to small to dissapate the heat from a 100Watt bulb and will cause the bulb to prematurely fail.
Stick with 55Watt H3's in your fogs, anything else will cook in that small housing.
Stick with 55Watt H3's in your fogs, anything else will cook in that small housing.
depends on the bulbs. many of the bulbs on ebay are ricer bulbs. they are really 55watt bulbs, but they "produce colored light like 100watt". Its a pretty stupid way to sell stuff, but ricers dig it.
I have 85/110 Mtec bulbs taht produce 100/150...I love them and they ahven't melted anything. You'll be ok if you clean the contacts (harness and bulb base side) and use di-electric grease in the contact areas. Mine are still going strong after 6months.
also, mtec bulbs have a beefy base...so no heat goes backwards. Just watch for discoloration in the reflectors...if none, then you're doing good.
Jae
I have 85/110 Mtec bulbs taht produce 100/150...I love them and they ahven't melted anything. You'll be ok if you clean the contacts (harness and bulb base side) and use di-electric grease in the contact areas. Mine are still going strong after 6months.
also, mtec bulbs have a beefy base...so no heat goes backwards. Just watch for discoloration in the reflectors...if none, then you're doing good.
Jae
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