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The headlights on my 98 T2000 are crap. Phillips Brilliance bulbs made a slight improvement, and UKXenons made a slight improvement over that, but they're still crap.
So what's the best conversion to go for, bearing in mind I'm after illumination rather than style? There's the Morettes @ about £300, and the BMW-style ones @ about £125 AFAICS. Are the Morettes so much better?
Steve
So what's the best conversion to go for, bearing in mind I'm after illumination rather than style? There's the Morettes @ about £300, and the BMW-style ones @ about £125 AFAICS. Are the Morettes so much better?
Steve
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Originally Posted by clavier
Are the Morettes so much better?
They give main and dip on the outer pair, with extra main on the inners. The other type, AFAIK, have on pair for main, one for dip.
They are relatively easy to wire, and you get everything with the kit.
They are reliable, and don't burn out the wiring, as SOME others have done.
The outer pair can have H4 uprated bulbs in them.
They look cool, IMHO.
The only downside, apart from the cost, is that they can be pain to set up, but once done are good.
Don't forget to specify if your car has electrical height adjustable lights
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