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Originally Posted by Cyrus43
(Post 2242720)
I had a query. Has anyone ever tried LED H4 Bulbs yet?? |
Originally Posted by sajjt
(Post 2244266)
LED H4 is just a fancy light which can be used as DRL (Day Time Running Lights). It cant be used as Headlights as the intensity is too low to light up the surroundings. Attachment 501809 For further info: refer the link H4 LED bulbs for car use 18 pcs 5050 SMD, OEM order [H4-18SMD-5050-OEM] - $10.20 : LED Light Bulbs, Shopping The end of the item description states that it will be less brighter than the incandescent bulbs. |
Originally Posted by pcpranav
(Post 2242424)
Query-2: I'm sure these 100/130 are generating lot of heat (I verified few times by touching the glass, it was hot!). Will it have any ill impact on the reflector element or the glass ? Pl assist to ease my tension ! thanks, Pranav |
Originally Posted by hellstar
(Post 2245069)
yes, for sure over a period of time which depends on the quality of the reflector , first they fade to yellow, loose thier sheen and then they start to blacken out , on my car the headlights are a visibile fade yellow by two years of use with extensive night time driving. |
Originally Posted by naveen.raju
(Post 2114724)
Yes, you can upgrade it. If you are planning for higher wattage bulbs make sure you use ONLY BRANDED kits. This includes bulbs, wires, ceramic holders and relays. There are no aftermarket projector kits availble for Linea yet. You can retro fit projectors onto the existing headlights but that will be expensive and you need to have a very skilled mechanic for that. Else, you can check out HID's but these are expensive and I generally dont recommend HIDs on stock headlights. HID's are meant to be used with projectors. CHeers Naveen |
Originally Posted by ndinesh
(Post 2251655)
Hi Naveen, Yesterday I had a chance to visit Jiwaji, Chennai with my friend to change the stock bulbs. We replaced them with 100/90 and the result is as expected. When I asked Jiwaji to replace my Linea's stock bulbs, he clearly said there is no H1/H7 100/90 bulbs in the market :Shockked:. Is he right? Cheers Kumar |
Originally Posted by amit1234singla
(Post 2251690)
I believe he is. Based on what I know, max you get in H7 is 80W. This is in Philips and Bosch bulbs. Also H1/H7 bulbs have only one filament, unlike H4 which has 2 and hence called 100/90 in which one is high beam and other is low. |
Originally Posted by drpullockaran
(Post 2251704)
The H1 is available at 100 watts so in effect in your Linea you can have 100/80 though with two different bulbs since as pointed out H1 and H7 have single filaments in them unlike H4 which has 2 filaments. For the Linea though I suggest you use a relay for the 100watts bulbs and make do without relay for the 80 watts. Fiats are not very well known for their electrical wiring after TATA took over some stake in the company even if its just sales. |
Originally Posted by amit1234singla
(Post 2252047)
Thanks Doc, this is good to know. I was aware H1 and H7 are of same size so can be used interchangeably. I guess the only diff is black tip. I was under the impression that H1 is mainly used as a fog bulb, so should be available in less wattage. OT - thanks for your help on the diesel engine oil suggestions. My car, after the oil change is much better than earlier. Not as though as it was when new. |
Originally Posted by KMT
(Post 2252106)
I am tossing up between driving lights and long range pencil beams (130W). Any feedback on the same would be appreciated. |
Originally Posted by KMT
(Post 2252106)
Hi - Does anyone here use KC Daylighters/Hilites? -Any observations on them? I am tossing up between driving lights and long range pencil beams (130W). Any feedback on the same would be appreciated. |
Originally Posted by Digital Vampire
(Post 2252262)
How much do these KC's cost and are they available in India easily? |
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