morrette headlights
22 April 2011, 02:46 PM
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hi all gonna fit some of the above to my classic (genuine) not cheap copies what are your thoughts like/dislike are fitting anyway but just curious as don't see many or does that answer my question lol
22 April 2011, 02:59 PM
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i think they are quite rare now ive had a few people ask me if mine are for sale lol, some people dont like them but each to there own, theres no way i would go back to standard headlights now
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22 April 2011, 05:22 PM
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Just taken mine off, and sold 'em on e-bay, they went for only £92
They did need a new inner light, (main beam), which are now around £60 EACH!
They are a VAST improvement on the stock items, especially if you put some uprated bulbs in the outers, but DO AVOID H4 HIDs! Try Philips Vision plus 90% uprated, Halfords Gold BOGOF, Osram Nightbreakers, GE Megalights.
For pics of what mine were like, look here: https://www.scoobynet.com/technical-...-lamp-kit.html Post 26.
Look here: https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-a...mpler-way.html for beam patterns from what I have now, projectors with HID
They did need a new inner light, (main beam), which are now around £60 EACH!
They are a VAST improvement on the stock items, especially if you put some uprated bulbs in the outers, but DO AVOID H4 HIDs! Try Philips Vision plus 90% uprated, Halfords Gold BOGOF, Osram Nightbreakers, GE Megalights.
For pics of what mine were like, look here: https://www.scoobynet.com/technical-...-lamp-kit.html Post 26.
Look here: https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-a...mpler-way.html for beam patterns from what I have now, projectors with HID
22 April 2011, 05:57 PM
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Just bought a type r sti with these fitted. Drove up the road last night and very poor vision. As the guys say if you uprate the bulbs they are probably better. Away to remove mine as one of the glass is broken and there are a few chips out of them.
22 April 2011, 07:23 PM
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Those with them fitted: you need to remember that ALIGNING them is all.
I once went to the RAC rally and Cibie had a stand. They had a car with the lights badly set up, showed it off, then tweaked it so they all pointed where they should and the effect was like a couple of extra lights
If yours aren't very good, clean them and then align them, it's easy and worth the effort.
I once went to the RAC rally and Cibie had a stand. They had a car with the lights badly set up, showed it off, then tweaked it so they all pointed where they should and the effect was like a couple of extra lights
If yours aren't very good, clean them and then align them, it's easy and worth the effort.
24 April 2011, 09:33 AM
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Those with them fitted: you need to remember that ALIGNING them is all.
I once went to the RAC rally and Cibie had a stand. They had a car with the lights badly set up, showed it off, then tweaked it so they all pointed where they should and the effect was like a couple of extra lights
If yours aren't very good, clean them and then align them, it's easy and worth the effort.
I once went to the RAC rally and Cibie had a stand. They had a car with the lights badly set up, showed it off, then tweaked it so they all pointed where they should and the effect was like a couple of extra lights
If yours aren't very good, clean them and then align them, it's easy and worth the effort.
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