Worried about 85 watt H3 bulbs??? ->
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This site has 70 watt H3 yellow (or blue bulbs, or white)
http://www.eautoworks.com/html/ORD-L...-1543-none.cfm
I am not really endoursing them. I have never ordered from them. I am just kind of offering it out there as an option. Perhaps H3 85 watts is safe but kind of pushing it. 70 watts may be an upgrade, but does not push the voltage too high.
thoughts???
Matt P.
[Edited by Matt_P on 08-26-2000 at 06:25 PM]
http://www.eautoworks.com/html/ORD-L...-1543-none.cfm
I am not really endoursing them. I have never ordered from them. I am just kind of offering it out there as an option. Perhaps H3 85 watts is safe but kind of pushing it. 70 watts may be an upgrade, but does not push the voltage too high.
thoughts???
Matt P.
[Edited by Matt_P on 08-26-2000 at 06:25 PM]
85W H3's are fine but they don't last as long
as the lower wattage. As long as you don't dive into a pile of snow with the 85W's you'll be fine =)
I'm currently running piaa 55w ions... my hella 85W's never gave me a problem..but it died on me after 6-8 months.
Vic
I'm currently running piaa 55w ions... my hella 85W's never gave me a problem..but it died on me after 6-8 months.
Vic
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a little bored ThurzNite?
this mod's taking a lil more thinking than I first thought. I finally have it all down on paper. Moving onto the next step is sourcing the parts cheaply. And I wanted to do a clean setup, so that's gonna take some planning too. Argh, so much for brighter lights (hopefully above 2000 lumens for lowbeams in the stock housing.)
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