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  • #16
    i find it quicker from the behind too 20 mins and both sides done
    and that includes a cup of tea made by her indoors at half time
    Enjoying Life after Cancer
    Pops

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    • #17
      Just changed mine this morning, timed it at 23mins, that was removing the batteries and screenwash/header tank method.
      After fitting the wiring upgrade a couple of months ago I installed 80w/100w lamps which were great, however after getting flashed a couple of times while on dipped beam I decided they had to go and picked a couple of these Osram Silverstar Zenon gas bulbs up at believe it or not a car boot sale. Brand new still sealed in the pack for £4 pr.
      I changed the first one and switched on full beam and in full daylight I couldn't see any difference between the two.
      If I get flashed at now it's tough luck
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      Last edited by paulh; 22 April 2006, 17:41.
      Laugh!!! I nearly bought my own beer.

      Paul

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Medieval Dave
        Search for 'headlight upgrade' or 'rockcrawler'.

        Basicaly the wiring to the headlamps in toyotas is a bit rubbish. you loose about 3 volts out of your 13 on the way to the lamp - and this looses about half the light or more, Xenons are even more fussy about volt loss that halogens.

        putting on bigger wires fed from a relay avoids using any significant voltage on the way to the bulb, and makes all the difference.

        You can make your own, or buy a plug in kit for 30quid.
        WOW, that iz newz to me. I think that mod's just gone on my to do list
        Cheers
        xcuse mi spilling kan't phinda dictonnairy

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Medieval Dave
          Search for 'headlight upgrade' or 'rockcrawler'.

          Basicaly the wiring to the headlamps in toyotas is a bit rubbish. you loose about 3 volts out of your 13 on the way to the lamp - and this looses about half the light or more, Xenons are even more fussy about volt loss that halogens.

          putting on bigger wires fed from a relay avoids using any significant voltage on the way to the bulb, and makes all the difference.

          You can make your own, or buy a plug in kit for 30quid.
          best mod you can do if you drive alot at night and not expensive
          Enjoying Life after Cancer
          Pops

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          • #20


            OK, I've read the headlight upgrade threads but it all seems to be aimed at the 2nd Gens ......

            Last year I changed the bulbs for some 55/60W 50% brighter things from Halfrauds and the lighting did improve noticeably but I'd still like a bit more if it's not too much hassle so ..... where can I get a 3rd gen loom upgrade kit ?

            Cheers

            Life is too important to take seriously !

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