I am addicted (dial up die)
Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 11:16 am
Hi, my name is Matt and I have a problem.
I am addicted to bright lights.
Its been getting worse, they are never bright enough.
I started off with this..

They were dim and yellow, so I put some H4s in there.
Then Fatz's mighty L sedan donated some Hella 181s

Got a little brighter, not enough, not by a long way.
A pilgrimage to Rising Sun in Adelaide saw me upgrade to some good copies of Cibie Oscar spots,
Starting to get somewhere now. Those suckers are good, but there was still dark areas.

So... I scored a set of PIAAs for $70 on ebay, then another set for $62.50 aaaaaagh then I knew,, I am sick!
I put a set on and they did the job, no doubt.
Bright blinding white filled all the gaps down low and wide.
But... how long were they going to last mounted here???

Not very long with the amount of wildlife around here!
SO, This weekend I rebuild a set of old Cibie Oscars (original spreads) and mounted them in front of the inner factory lights, slightly behind the spots and evenly spaced accross the front ( ala WRC cars).
Have I gone too far??



I am addicted to bright lights.
Its been getting worse, they are never bright enough.
I started off with this..

They were dim and yellow, so I put some H4s in there.
Then Fatz's mighty L sedan donated some Hella 181s

Got a little brighter, not enough, not by a long way.
A pilgrimage to Rising Sun in Adelaide saw me upgrade to some good copies of Cibie Oscar spots,
Starting to get somewhere now. Those suckers are good, but there was still dark areas.

So... I scored a set of PIAAs for $70 on ebay, then another set for $62.50 aaaaaagh then I knew,, I am sick!
I put a set on and they did the job, no doubt.
Bright blinding white filled all the gaps down low and wide.
But... how long were they going to last mounted here???

Not very long with the amount of wildlife around here!
SO, This weekend I rebuild a set of old Cibie Oscars (original spreads) and mounted them in front of the inner factory lights, slightly behind the spots and evenly spaced accross the front ( ala WRC cars).
Have I gone too far??


