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 Post subject: Sealed beams conversion
PostPosted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 12:10 pm 
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Hi guys,
What kind of lights are you using?
I wanted to replace my sealed beams with something else and I found this:
http://eurolamps.com/eurolamps/sealedbeams.htm
http://www.rallylights.com/hella/150mm.asp
They both offer a conversion from sealed beams to a lamp with an interchangeable bulb.
The original F-bodies lights are soooo bad...

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In the process of getting the German TÃœV registration, the headlights on the Firebird were exchanged for a set of Hella ones ... they were a direct fit, same mounting holes etc ... just had to adapt the cable to fit them. The light's not much better, though IMHO ... they still suck compared to the Xenon lights on my Volvo ...
If anybody needs the part#, let me know ...

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Garry wrote:
In the process of getting the German TÃœV registration, the headlights on the Firebird were exchanged for a set of Hella ones ... they were a direct fit, same mounting holes etc ... just had to adapt the cable to fit them. The light's not much better, though IMHO ... they still suck compared to the Xenon lights on my Volvo ...
If anybody needs the part#, let me know ...


Are those Hella lights sealed beams or an housing with a bulb?
Anyway: could you pls post the part #?

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Need to correct myself - Light I got are Bosch lights, here's what's on the box:

0 301 305 100 - 730
H4-92x150

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Where did you get them from?
In Europe? USA?
What price?

Those from here http://www.rallylights.com/hella/150mm.asp are pretty expensive (the complete set - high & low beam cost $406 + $40 shipping).
OK, now the Dollar is pretty low but still...


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German car place ... can't really say what they cost, but I think they were something like 100-150€ for the pair ...

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