Headlight Upgrade - best bang for the buck
11-17-2012, 04:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Kojack
I have the same bulbs. Better than stock, but you should really change to the h4 setup. You would be pleased. I'm ordering them sooner than later.
11-17-2012, 05:08 AM
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11-17-2012, 05:09 AM
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11-17-2012, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by LidLess07X
I will take your (and Kojak's) advice. Thank you
11-17-2012, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Kojack
I'm doing the same upgrade. Ipfs with a good bulb. More useable light without any problems. If you want more output from the ipf conversion, get the wiring harness.
11-17-2012, 05:26 PM
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I already have the ipf upgrade with bulbs etc
Not as impressed as I should be...now if I get the right harness the bulbs will get slightly more power than the can bus provides yes?
Where is the best place to get harness and exactly what do I ask for?
And what are the brightest non blue bulbs I can use with my h4 ipf setup? I forget what bulbs it came with but they weren't as bright as I expected, I also tried the Phillips 80's
Matthew
Not as impressed as I should be...now if I get the right harness the bulbs will get slightly more power than the can bus provides yes?
Where is the best place to get harness and exactly what do I ask for?
And what are the brightest non blue bulbs I can use with my h4 ipf setup? I forget what bulbs it came with but they weren't as bright as I expected, I also tried the Phillips 80's
Matthew
11-17-2012, 06:43 PM
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susquehana motosports has the harness you need if you are running h4 bulbs… if not they can build pretty much anything you need and they are very familiar with jeeps and their headlight conversions.
If you want to do it yourself all you need are the proper connectors for the bulbs and some relays… pretty straight forward if your ok with wiring and how a relay works.
If you want to do it yourself all you need are the proper connectors for the bulbs and some relays… pretty straight forward if your ok with wiring and how a relay works.
11-17-2012, 08:09 PM
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susquehana motosports has the harness you need if you are running h4 bulbs… if not they can build pretty much anything you need and they are very familiar with jeeps and their headlight conversions.
If you want to do it yourself all you need are the proper connectors for the bulbs and some relays… pretty straight forward if your ok with wiring and how a relay works.
If you want to do it yourself all you need are the proper connectors for the bulbs and some relays… pretty straight forward if your ok with wiring and how a relay works.
If getting the wire harness that gets its power directly off of the battery and just uses the factory harness to trip the relay I'm fine with that if it makes a noticeable difference in the beams brightness
Just dont see the need in throwing away the ipf reflectors
Is there a link to the specific harness because
susquehana has an awful lot of lighting options to weed through
Matthew
11-18-2012, 01:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Matthewd5
I've already got the ipf reflectors and the h4 adaptor jumpers, so I guess what I need are some hella h4's that are as bright as you can run on the road
If getting the wire harness that gets its power directly off of the battery and just uses the factory harness to trip the relay I'm fine with that if it makes a noticeable difference in the beams brightness
Just dont see the need in throwing away the ipf reflectors
Is there a link to the specific harness because
susquehana has an awful lot of lighting options to weed through
Matthew