landy1959/series2
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Whats needed to have better head lights ?
Series II III lights
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oil dripper
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box of SWAN
G-man
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maglight and duck tape
I bought the Halogen upgrade kit from Paddocks with the Xenon type bulbs. Pretty cheap, easy to fit straight swap and now I can see where I'm going in the dark.
G-man
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i have crystal halogen ones and they seem good
landybird
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i find wiping the 3'' of mud off occasionally makes a hell of a difference
rustyrhinos
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Yeah even the defender lights are an improvement. I have the "Crystal" ones and they are quite good. Poor wiring doesn't help in some cases.
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either go for uprated bulbs (brighter - not higher wattage) or sealed beam units.
rustyrhinos
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Are the sealed beam units not the standard old ones?
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A row of spots along the top of the roof line works quite well - or just 2 extra spots at the front - though if you forget to use the dip switch when cars approach you tend to get flashed a lot - unless the other person has their fog lights on when its not foggy. Then its obligatory to put every light possible on to blind them.
