uk300 headlights
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im looking to upgrade my lights as the standard ones are pretty much candles, but i have know idea where to start what sort i need or what is best and available all i do know is id like them to match please if someone could help id be grateful.
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I got a set of these ones off ebay:
http://r.ebay.com/5J1arL
the look probably isn't to everyones taste but I don't care as I can now see at night time
http://r.ebay.com/5J1arL
the look probably isn't to everyones taste but I don't care as I can now see at night time
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yeh straight swap, mine came with 2 new bulbs as well as the bulbs are dual h1 vs the standard h4 - that's where most of the extra light output comes from.
the halo rings you have to wire in if you want them so mine are unplugged for now. the LED sidelights might go the same way but they dont offend me too much at the minute.
the halo rings you have to wire in if you want them so mine are unplugged for now. the LED sidelights might go the same way but they dont offend me too much at the minute.
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its true - i had even tried the new nightbreaker unlimited super mega hyper whatever they call it in my old h4 units but the output just wasn't what I needed. The free bulbs I got with those ebay ones still shines better, clearer and further. Plus the beam cutoff is improved so I'm not blinding people with light being washed all over the shop.
I think the bugs were pretty disadvantaged by the reflector design as well as the single h1 bulb, the UK300 and morette tried to fix it but from the exampls i've seen the ebay ones are still a better choice for driving with.
I think the bugs were pretty disadvantaged by the reflector design as well as the single h1 bulb, the UK300 and morette tried to fix it but from the exampls i've seen the ebay ones are still a better choice for driving with.
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you could always try this aswell as it made a massive difference on mine
https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-a...age-heavy.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-a...age-heavy.html
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you could always try this aswell as it made a massive difference on mine
https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-a...age-heavy.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-a...age-heavy.html
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