Spotlights/daytime driving lights
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lancer1993
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Re: Spotlights/daytime driving lights
If you want some DRLs then get good ones and don't be sucked unto the cheap $30 ones you see online.
The cheap ones are barely visible over 10 meters which kinda defeats their purpose.
Philips are a good make, you can get some on eBay from the UK for less than $150.
I suggest placing them in the horizontal slats next to the driving light spot, unless you want to cut out just enough space for them in the driving light to mount them.
If you want some DRLs then get good ones and don't be sucked unto the cheap $30 ones you see online.
The cheap ones are barely visible over 10 meters which kinda defeats their purpose.
Philips are a good make, you can get some on eBay from the UK for less than $150.
I suggest placing them in the horizontal slats next to the driving light spot, unless you want to cut out just enough space for them in the driving light to mount them.
lancer1993
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Re: Spotlights/daytime driving lights
If you want true DRLs they should go off automatically when your headlights come on, by law. You can get relays to do this on eBay for less than $20.
If you want true DRLs they should go off automatically when your headlights come on, by law. You can get relays to do this on eBay for less than $20.
lancer1993
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Re: Spotlights/daytime driving lights
Yeah that's where the law sucks, factor ones don't have to turn off. I think it's because the factory ones built into the headlight work with the other beams.
And remember it varies depending on the state you live in, so you can set them up in QLD, then move to NSW and it's unroadworthy. They really need uniformed laws on this topic.
Yeah that's where the law sucks, factor ones don't have to turn off. I think it's because the factory ones built into the headlight work with the other beams.
And remember it varies depending on the state you live in, so you can set them up in QLD, then move to NSW and it's unroadworthy. They really need uniformed laws on this topic.
lancer1993
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Re: Spotlights/daytime driving lights
Not sure if the police would see it like thatleadfoot said:
