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Originally Posted by recshenoy
(Post 912213)
Should i have ceramic holders inplace if changing 55/60 to 90/100 ? Thank You |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 911634)
Try to get roots relay. It costs 700rs(as opposed to 400rs for other brands), but the advantage is that you get 1. Cermic holders 2. 130/110W capability. 3. Entire wiring harness You need a good electrician to wire it up in a way that the entire current load is taken off the OEM wiring, and routed externally via the relay. Relays come with wiring diagrams painted on them, and any electrician worth his salt should be able to wire them fine. |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 911634)
Try to get roots relay. It costs 700rs(as opposed to 400rs for other brands), but the advantage is that you get 1. Cermic holders 2. 130/110W capability. |
Originally Posted by ultimatechamp
(Post 912458)
But,when I asked my installer later-on whether it had ceramic holders,his head-nodding wasnt very convincing !:eek: Should I have a look and change the entire set-up to Roots? Or let it be as it is? |
Originally Posted by Chevy_lover
(Post 907881)
Hey Leadfoot, I have installed Hella Projectors in my Tavera. Don't go for yellow lights. Hella 550 will be more than sufficient for you. It has 60W bright white bulbs. As soon as I switch on my projectors, I get a lot of respect from morons with high-beams! :D You will need a seperate relay and wiring. The total cost will not exceed Rs. 2500. I have fixed the projectors on my crash guard. So there was no need for drilling. If you want to do it from Pune, let me know. |
Originally Posted by ankitahuja
(Post 912577)
Tsk1979 / ultimatechamp - A ROOTS wiring kit does not come pre-equipped with ceramic holders but the holders are made of Backalite, which is a strong industry strength material. The ROOTS kit says they are good for 100/130 wattage power. |
Originally Posted by RajeshK
(Post 911726)
Here is the one which I recently purchase from JC Rd, Banglaore -- Roots Dual Headlamp relay : Product code : 953947. Rs.148/. + 12.5% tax Roots Headlamp Wiring Harness : Product code: 953982 (130/90W). Rs.406/. + 12.5% tax -- |
Originally Posted by RajeshK
(Post 911726)
Here is the one which I recently purchase from JC Rd, Banglaore -- Roots Dual Headlamp relay : Product code : 953947. Rs.148/. + 12.5% tax Roots Headlamp Wiring Harness : Product code: 953982 (130/90W). Rs.406/. + 12.5% tax -- |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 912663)
Ultimatechamp, its better to change to holders rated for the wattage you are using |
Originally Posted by RajeshK
(Post 912752)
Hi ultimatechamp, I used Osram nighbreaker series bulb (Rs.1400/.) and the total cost was Rs.2000/. Including Relay+Wiring kit (Rs.166 + Rs.456) Thanks Rajesh |
Originally Posted by dinoo82
(Post 912622)
I own a Palio stile and seriouly looking for an upgrade in fog lamps. I need serious help in doing so. can shell some money for getting better light during nihgt. Hella's is looks good from your quote. Please help me with this and YES I stay in Pune. |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 912663)
Yup its bakelite, but it the point is that it won't melt like stock holders. Ultimatechamp, its better to change to holders rated for the wattage you are using |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 886976)
According to murphy's law, and what I have seen in the indica and M800, for some strange reason the LHS high beam conks out first. |
Originally Posted by pshyamsundar
(Post 917627)
Experts, I have the following questions/doubts. Kindly clear my doubts. MY car is suzuki swift. 1. I saw OSRAM H4 HID Kit (igniter/fuse/ballast). The HID bulb was having a H4 type. So the quesiton is can I just buy that fit it in my swift. This way i will get both High beam and low beam in the HID. 2. Is a projector setup must? 3. I saw in the thread that if the reflector is of D2S type then HID bulb can be put without projector. Does swift have this kind of projector setup. Many thanks in advance for answers |
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