FF75 Headlight Install Pics
#18
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
Originally Posted by CamaroSS30thAnn
got any pics with the hood closed , from front and angled, i may want ome jut wanna c what they look like
An old close up shot.
A farther away shot.
#20
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
Originally Posted by 94BlackBowtie
Here's a couple of mine (my install was just about like Serene's).
An old close up shot.
A farther away shot.
An old close up shot.
A farther away shot.
#21
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
yes, just pull the old stuff out, drill a hole and put the new ones in. very simple, and very easy to adjust.
The stock adjusters with the 5.5mm screws take awhile to get out, just get a 5.5mm wrench and tie a string to the closed end so you dont lose it, take your time and they will come out
The stock adjusters with the 5.5mm screws take awhile to get out, just get a 5.5mm wrench and tie a string to the closed end so you dont lose it, take your time and they will come out
#22
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
Just everything Serene said. It is really straitforward - I don't understand why all the same questions get asked in 50 different threads.
This pic was right after installing the first time.
http://www.free.ri-hosting.net/users...bowtie/cu2.jpg
There - you see a rubber washer like piece used as a bit of a spacer - I put a nut on there to space it down the next day.
I am hoping to get a couple of new sets of these, and doing an install on my car with some pics and someone elses with some pics - so we'll see.
This pic was right after installing the first time.
http://www.free.ri-hosting.net/users...bowtie/cu2.jpg
There - you see a rubber washer like piece used as a bit of a spacer - I put a nut on there to space it down the next day.
I am hoping to get a couple of new sets of these, and doing an install on my car with some pics and someone elses with some pics - so we'll see.
#23
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
Guys - those look great !! I just finished installing brighter bulbs in my stock housings - i guess these would be even brighter ?
Are these bulbs like the 9006's so they are replacable with something like the Xenon type ?
So you guys got them off ebay for like $29 shipped ??
Are these bulbs like the 9006's so they are replacable with something like the Xenon type ?
So you guys got them off ebay for like $29 shipped ??
Last edited by 93zder; 01-14-2005 at 12:42 PM.
#24
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
93zder-
Yes, brighter.
Yes, replaceable - H7 bulbs.
Yes, cheap on eBay - search for "FF75". (I think best/cheapest seller is offroad911).
Here's another quick pic of my current spacing setup.
http://www.free.ri-hosting.net/users...bowtie/SC4.JPG
Yes, brighter.
Yes, replaceable - H7 bulbs.
Yes, cheap on eBay - search for "FF75". (I think best/cheapest seller is offroad911).
Here's another quick pic of my current spacing setup.
http://www.free.ri-hosting.net/users...bowtie/SC4.JPG
#26
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
I installed my FF75's and they are awesome. I used fender washers on top and bottom of mine to help spread the load out. I was afraid of that plastic cracking. Maybe i'm just paranoid. I also figured the more area my spacer has the more contact surface my bracket has and the less prone to vibration it would have. To all you guys that are upgrading the bulbs to 55watt + i'm just wondering did your Hella instructions say not to do that? My Hella instructions said to not use anything above a 55 watt bulb. I was gonna order a spare set of bulbs to have around and i was wondering if it was ok to get something a little bigger. Thanks
#27
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
Originally Posted by zx1216
hey, looks pretty good, any pics at night when they are lit up? Can you use a HID set up with these?? I've driven a few aidi's with hid lighting and it is awesome.
Originally Posted by Z95m6
To all you guys that are upgrading the bulbs to 55watt + i'm just wondering did your Hella instructions say not to do that? My Hella instructions said to not use anything above a 55 watt bulb. I was gonna order a spare set of bulbs to have around and i was wondering if it was ok to get something a little bigger. Thanks
#28
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
Originally Posted by 94BlackBowtie
The instructions also said that the FF75's aren't DOT approved for use as headlights, and that they are only to be used as an auxiliary light.
#29
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
Originally Posted by Z95m6
Thats true but i guess i was just wondering would the extra wattage cause damage to the wiring harness or the extra heat from the bulb damage the reflector or anything. Also whats the max. safe voltage to run on a stock wiring harness?
You will be fine on a totally stock system up to 85w...but I would reccommend a relay for anything over 55w anyhow. With a relay - and the Hella's, feel free to go up to a 100 watt bulb without ever sweating it on the stock wiring.
#30
Re: FF75 Headlight Install Pics
Originally Posted by 94BlackBowtie
http://lightguide.cz28.com/custom.html
You will be fine on a totally stock system up to 85w...but I would reccommend a relay for anything over 55w anyhow. With a relay - and the Hella's, feel free to go up to a 100 watt bulb without ever sweating it on the stock wiring.
You will be fine on a totally stock system up to 85w...but I would reccommend a relay for anything over 55w anyhow. With a relay - and the Hella's, feel free to go up to a 100 watt bulb without ever sweating it on the stock wiring.
Will any H7 bulb fit? i guess i just want to find some cheap good quality 85-100 watt bulbs. Thanks Claude