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Old 05 March 2011, 11:21 PM
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mission impossable has been done . version 1 wiring for fogs now works spotlights on main beam only and i can turn them on and off . fitted ring 4 inch spots on adjustable brackets then covers on stainless brackets with a 110mm hole cut out the middle of the covers sprayed right colour looks imho superb , in fact ime so impressed ive just been out frying chavs with thier foglights on lmfao they soon turn em off now , i have a wiring diagram of how to do it if anyone is interested
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Pics? What bulbs are in the Ring lights? Can they be retro HID fitted?
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only std h4 i think , will try and get some photos up l8tr , total cost including paint has been , lights 30quid brackets 16quid covers 20quid paint and 20quid to mototec for the wiring genius that is pete
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Doubt that they are H4 unless they feature main, and dip beam in one unit?

More likley to be H3, or even H1.

Good prices, mind, did the wiring costs include relay, connectors and wire?
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sorry h3 it is , the wiring was labour only all origional subaru foglight wiring now controls spotlights and i can turn them on and off using foglight switch , but they only work with main beam
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Are you going to fit uprated bulbs? I assume they were sold with 55W?
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Defo interested in the wiring diagram This is something I have been considering as I am fed up with poor lights as standard

Lets see some pics and let us know where you got the lights etc from

Thx
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leaving the 55watt in for the minute , plenty bright enough
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ok . lights hafords 30quid . covers ebay 20quid brackets 15quid ebay , paint motor factor 20quid . photos on bucket hope it works
http://s1042.photobucket.com/albums/b426/madscoob/
as for the wiring it was done by mototech . but pete did kindly give me a wiring diagram of how its done
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Looks neat, mate. I assume the bolts holding the covers are stainless? If not, swap them out asap.

Wiring diangram? I'd be interested to see it? Mine are done via relays.
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cheers , every bolt nut n washer is stainless the wiring diagram is actually straight forward it all uses the subaru wires and mimics the p1 wiring
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on switch connector block snip black/green then snip white yellow then black/yellow
then take main beam live feed to white/yellow on foglight relay under glovebox after cutting white/yellow hey presto spotlights with main beem only , turn on offable and the light still works on the switch when they are on best 20 quid i ever spent pete at mototek is a top bloke
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good job, looks good
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cheers . ime well chuffed with the result . last night i went out to sight em in then went and did a spot of chav frying (little ***** with fogs on when it isnt foggy do my box ) they soon turn em off now
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They look really good, they are what I was hoping to fit and they look better than I thought they would, I will definately have to do the same to my car. cheers for the wiring info too
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no worries
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Madscoob: the reason I was interested in a daigram was that not all scoobs' wiring is the same colours.
Someone following your instructions to cut coloured wires my end up in a mess
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Madscoob: the reason I was interested in a daigram was that not all scoobs' wiring is the same colours.
Someone following your instructions to cut coloured wires my end up in a mess
good point mine is a 93wrx . i do have the pin points on a drawing for the switch and relay so i suppose the wire colours could be different but the points on blocks should be the same , i could take a photo od petes drawing if you want
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