taking fog light off
09-04-2009, 12:22 PM
#21
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Location: Saint Augustine, FL
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These are the lights, Hella Optilux 1100 series, with 100W H3 lamps in them--you just have to cut a tab off the 100W lamp to get it in a 55W housing, AND have lamp housings and lenses that can handle the heat.
The Optilux's are diecast metal with glass lenses.
I have them in chrome with blue lenses (amber light), which apparently have been discontinued... I'll see if I can get some night time shots of the beam pattern,
The Optilux's are diecast metal with glass lenses.
I have them in chrome with blue lenses (amber light), which apparently have been discontinued... I'll see if I can get some night time shots of the beam pattern,
09-04-2009, 01:12 PM
#22
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Ohio
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Those are a set I was considering, Instead I cheaped out and bought two sets of rectangular small lens drivign lights, and mounted them in pairs. Two 55w bulbs on each side of my car, for 40$, it lights up the road pretty damned good.
09-04-2009, 01:32 PM
#23
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: nj
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These are the lights, Hella Optilux 1100 series, with 100W H3 lamps in them--you just have to cut a tab off the 100W lamp to get it in a 55W housing, AND have lamp housings and lenses that can handle the heat.
The Optilux's are diecast metal with glass lenses.
I have them in chrome with blue lenses (amber light), which apparently have been discontinued... I'll see if I can get some night time shots of the beam pattern,
The Optilux's are diecast metal with glass lenses.
I have them in chrome with blue lenses (amber light), which apparently have been discontinued... I'll see if I can get some night time shots of the beam pattern,
09-04-2009, 02:59 PM
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Location: dallas
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These are the lights, Hella Optilux 1100 series, with 100W H3 lamps in them--you just have to cut a tab off the 100W lamp to get it in a 55W housing, AND have lamp housings and lenses that can handle the heat.
The Optilux's are diecast metal with glass lenses.
I have them in chrome with blue lenses (amber light), which apparently have been discontinued... I'll see if I can get some night time shots of the beam pattern,
The Optilux's are diecast metal with glass lenses.
I have them in chrome with blue lenses (amber light), which apparently have been discontinued... I'll see if I can get some night time shots of the beam pattern,
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