Headlight Bulbs

sockpuppet

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LED's are a great alternative. I paid £50 for my set and they fit within the plastic covers on the back of the headlight (Just) so there is no modification required. If you want 100% legal then night breakers are excellent, but only last about 500 hours.
 

smoggiecupratdi

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Apr 10, 2018
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LED's are a great alternative. I paid £50 for my set and they fit within the plastic covers on the back of the headlight (Just) so there is no modification required. If you want 100% legal then night breakers are excellent, but only last about 500 hours.

Do you happen to have the details of your LED's ?
 

masterfrodo

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I have LED's, and they are great. But, I think they are illegal for the MOT, so bear that in mind if you are going for them
 

Sparkie

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Hi.
No. LEDs are not an MOT failure. HIDs are as were not standard on the car when produced.
I run LEDS on all front lights. Xcellent, what a difference. Transforms night time. I don't get flashed.
High beam is like daylight.
 

smoggiecupratdi

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Apr 10, 2018
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Hi.
No. LEDs are not an MOT failure. HIDs are as were not standard on the car when produced.
I run LEDS on all front lights. Xcellent, what a difference. Transforms night time. I don't get flashed.
High beam is like daylight.

What bulbs are you using ? Have you any links ?
 

Sparkie

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If you look on page 3 of my ride you'll see pic of the brand etc and if you scroll down there's a pic of them lighting up a dark country road too.
 

smoggiecupratdi

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Page 3 of my. Ride.
Can't post pics up as not hosted anywhere and tapatalk is down.
If you look on page 3 of my ride you'll see pic of the brand etc and if you scroll down there's a pic of them lighting up a dark country road too.

Cheers
 

sockpuppet

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Yep, it's that easy! Make sure you get fanless. When I asked the MOT tester in November he didn't even know about LED's, but he said any car pre 2012 they would be legal, but I believe the law states they have to be below 2000 lumens so it is a grey area. Never been flashed or stopped with them as they have a perfect light pattern.
 

smoggiecupratdi

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Sparkie

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Found them.
LEDs at MOT is fine. Can't have HID kit.


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bruceR

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It depends on your MOT tester, I forgot to change mine last month and passed with a minor advisory regarding my rear brake discs - nothing about the lights


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