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Originally Posted by msaudf
(Post 1977734)
is that right?? if thats the case then I'm gonna stick to 100/90 halogens and my original headlamps and maybe go for the hella optilux 1102 as another member is opting for. cheers mate |
Originally Posted by jkdas
(Post 1790851)
Tried searching but failed :( What's the fog lamp bulb of Safari ? H3? H1? |
Originally Posted by Soccerfan
(Post 1790899)
H3 as per the link http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/long-t...ance-cost.html |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 1978790)
I am not sure if its a good idea. Due to a splash of water, the glass of my fogs got minor cracks. Now imaging a 100W lamp, and rain. |
Originally Posted by NiTviN
(Post 1978922)
tsk1979, dont we need a rally and wiring kit for fogs as well? The way we do it for the headlamp upgrade? |
Originally Posted by NiTviN
(Post 1978922)
tsk1979, dont we need a rally and wiring kit for fogs as well? The way we do it for the headlamp upgrade? |
Originally Posted by LionX
(Post 1980249)
I have already upgraded the fogs to 100W (1 Hella & 1 Philips :)) without the relay and wiring. I hope it wont be as issue for fog as the safari wiring is enough to handle that much current. One installer told me that safari has internal relay for fog lamp and extra relay wont be required. |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 1980378)
Yes the stock wiring is good. But the problem is not the wiring, its the glass. It sits low, and can easily get water splashes. So if your fogs are on, and you splash through water, the glass will be cracked due to high heat. |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 1978790)
I am not sure if its a good idea. Due to a splash of water, the glass of my fogs got minor cracks. Now imaging a 100W lamp, and rain. |
Originally Posted by LionX
(Post 1980249)
I have already upgraded the fogs to 100W (1 Hella & 1 Philips :)) without the relay and wiring. I hope it wont be as issue for fog as the safari wiring is enough to handle that much current. One installer told me that safari has internal relay for fog lamp and extra relay wont be required. |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 1980378)
Yes the stock wiring is good. But the problem is not the wiring, its the glass. It sits low, and can easily get water splashes. So if your fogs are on, and you splash through water, the glass will be cracked due to high heat. |
Originally Posted by jkdas
(Post 1981564)
Emm, good and bad news ! Happy that the wiring will take the load but now the glass part is worrying! LionX;have you driven a lot with fogs on? |
Originally Posted by joshguy
(Post 1777850)
Hi Guys can anyone let me know the price of Roolite or light force in chennai? I also need the details of dealer or variants available in these brands |
Originally Posted by joshguy
(Post 1986355)
Hi All ,please let me know which is the best for high way driving ? Roo lite,Light force or Hella. Let me know the model number and also the approximate price for it Thanks |
Originally Posted by gaddiwale
(Post 1947315)
Today intentionally started late from office, to check the performance of the Philips Rally H4 100/90 W. Its awesome. Liked the throw as well as the intensity in both low and high beam. Highly recommended bulbs. Thanks TBHP to help me to choose the right one. |
Originally Posted by shyamhegde
(Post 1982336)
Did you think of HID for this? since it is at very low level, might not glare so much for oncoming eyes . I have seen H3 yellow coated ones sometimes back and they should suit for fog light requirement. |
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