Headlights and spotlights

[crutts]

I am looking at modifying the headlights on my puma so that the current headlight and main beam lights do both.

Am I correct in thinking that a H4 bulb would do this with a bit of modification to the wiring (goning to use relays too)?

Also, has anyone fitted spot lights to the puma? If so what did you mount them too?

Joe

 

[martinthrapston]

your best bet will be to use better bulbs,h3's from halfords on bogof,ultrabright or what ever there called.....

 

[H14 RUD]

I just got these superb
http://www.aceparts.com/headlight-bulbs/all-headlight-bulbs-by-fitment/hb3-9005-/hb3-9005-65w-super-white-xenon-headlight-bulbs-12v-pair.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

 

[crutts]

Im going to be using the car for road rallies so want the best light I can, so thats why I want to have effectively 4 head lights rather than 2.

 

[H14 RUD]

You can get what i have in 100w but they are not road legal in uk

 

[martinthrapston]

Im going to be using the car for road rallies so want the best light I can, so thats why I want to have effectively 4 head lights rather than 2.

isnt there a regulation that states how many spot lights you are actually allowed to have fitted to the car,the thing is the puma lights are designed the way they are,if you notice the light lenses are different to deflect the correct light pattern for main and high beam,,as suggested use better bulbs it will be easier,you can fabricate a bracket system for fixing of the spot lights,and these also have to be to the regulations aswell to what size bulb wattage your allowed to use....

 

[crutts]

Yeah ive been informed about that reg since i posted.

Is the puma bumper strong enough to take the spot lights? if not do you know if there is any structural components behind it i can bolt into?

Joe

 

[XIIVVX]

I thought I recalled something about rally lights

http://www.projectpuma.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=5773" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;