100 watt highbeams
12-26-2003, 06:00 PM
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Re: 100 watt highbeams
|The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring with
|HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
|output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
|bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
|lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
|Light output now is good.
I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
Rex in Fort Worth
|HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
|output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
|bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
|lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
|Light output now is good.
I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
Rex in Fort Worth
12-26-2003, 06:00 PM
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Re: 100 watt highbeams
|The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring with
|HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
|output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
|bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
|lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
|Light output now is good.
I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
Rex in Fort Worth
|HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
|output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
|bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
|lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
|Light output now is good.
I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
Rex in Fort Worth
12-26-2003, 06:00 PM
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Re: 100 watt highbeams
|The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring with
|HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
|output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
|bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
|lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
|Light output now is good.
I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
Rex in Fort Worth
|HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
|output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
|bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
|lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
|Light output now is good.
I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
Rex in Fort Worth
01-03-2004, 12:09 PM
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Re: 100 watt highbeams
"Rex B" <NOSPAMrex@REMOVEtxol.net>
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> |The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring
with
> |HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
> |output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
> |bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
> |lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
> |Light output now is good.
>
> I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
> Rex in Fort Worth
OK, I know what I do is stupid but the lamps get hot with the 100W bulbs. I
can touch the lamps during the winter but they are too hot to touch during
the summer. In order not to melt or deform them I use the wattage the lamps
were designed for. Changing the bulbs also requires some aiming adjustment
but practice makes perfect and I can change the bulbs and aim them in 5' or
so.
Bye,
Leon
news:3fecbd7b.31864202@news.txol.net...
> |The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring
with
> |HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
> |output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
> |bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
> |lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
> |Light output now is good.
>
> I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
> Rex in Fort Worth
OK, I know what I do is stupid but the lamps get hot with the 100W bulbs. I
can touch the lamps during the winter but they are too hot to touch during
the summer. In order not to melt or deform them I use the wattage the lamps
were designed for. Changing the bulbs also requires some aiming adjustment
but practice makes perfect and I can change the bulbs and aim them in 5' or
so.
Bye,
Leon
01-03-2004, 12:09 PM
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Re: 100 watt highbeams
"Rex B" <NOSPAMrex@REMOVEtxol.net>
news:3fecbd7b.31864202@news.txol.net...
> |The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring
with
> |HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
> |output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
> |bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
> |lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
> |Light output now is good.
>
> I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
> Rex in Fort Worth
OK, I know what I do is stupid but the lamps get hot with the 100W bulbs. I
can touch the lamps during the winter but they are too hot to touch during
the summer. In order not to melt or deform them I use the wattage the lamps
were designed for. Changing the bulbs also requires some aiming adjustment
but practice makes perfect and I can change the bulbs and aim them in 5' or
so.
Bye,
Leon
news:3fecbd7b.31864202@news.txol.net...
> |The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring
with
> |HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
> |output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
> |bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
> |lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
> |Light output now is good.
>
> I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
> Rex in Fort Worth
OK, I know what I do is stupid but the lamps get hot with the 100W bulbs. I
can touch the lamps during the winter but they are too hot to touch during
the summer. In order not to melt or deform them I use the wattage the lamps
were designed for. Changing the bulbs also requires some aiming adjustment
but practice makes perfect and I can change the bulbs and aim them in 5' or
so.
Bye,
Leon
01-03-2004, 12:09 PM
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Re: 100 watt highbeams
"Rex B" <NOSPAMrex@REMOVEtxol.net>
news:3fecbd7b.31864202@news.txol.net...
> |The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring
with
> |HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
> |output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
> |bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
> |lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
> |Light output now is good.
>
> I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
> Rex in Fort Worth
OK, I know what I do is stupid but the lamps get hot with the 100W bulbs. I
can touch the lamps during the winter but they are too hot to touch during
the summer. In order not to melt or deform them I use the wattage the lamps
were designed for. Changing the bulbs also requires some aiming adjustment
but practice makes perfect and I can change the bulbs and aim them in 5' or
so.
Bye,
Leon
news:3fecbd7b.31864202@news.txol.net...
> |The light output of my 95 civic was poor. I have upgraded the wiring
with
> |HELLA relays according to the (already mentioned) DS's site. The light
> |output with the stock bulbs was noticeably better. Don't buy blue tinted
> |bulbs. I now run 100/90W clear bulbs and have no problems with melting
> |lamps (although I run Narva 60/55W 48881 clear bulbs during the summer).
> |Light output now is good.
>
> I give up: Why do you change to lower wattage in the summer?
> Rex in Fort Worth
OK, I know what I do is stupid but the lamps get hot with the 100W bulbs. I
can touch the lamps during the winter but they are too hot to touch during
the summer. In order not to melt or deform them I use the wattage the lamps
were designed for. Changing the bulbs also requires some aiming adjustment
but practice makes perfect and I can change the bulbs and aim them in 5' or
so.
Bye,
Leon
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