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MonzaGSE

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Re: Another Headlight post
« Reply #30 on: 15 February 2015, 11:45:21 »
If you bought new hella units i wouldnt mess around with the adjusters. Will probably work fine for many years:)
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Re: Another Headlight post
« Reply #31 on: 15 February 2015, 11:54:02 »
Oh goody :y
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Re: Another Headlight post
« Reply #32 on: 15 February 2015, 13:29:27 »
My calibra headlights were  shit  fitted hids  but when it snowed  I couldn't see .
The omega ain't much better due to this fading crap keep saying will get it sorted  always forget till night time.
I had a Frontera sport A series  its headlight were crap   .
Why cant Vauxhall make decent headlights
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Re: Another Headlight post
« Reply #33 on: 15 February 2015, 13:52:05 »
The latest halogen cars are still shit... sis in law has a '64 Astra J GTC with pretty much every option except xenons and even her lights are utter shyte :-\
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Re: Another Headlight post
« Reply #34 on: 15 February 2015, 13:54:30 »
It is down to the design and style of the things. Fitting an oddly shaped light into the cramped spaces caused by modern style/engineering/safety requirements means you only have room for a small reflector and lens. Making the lens out of thin plastic doesn't help its effectiveness or durability either.
 A good quality, traditional 7" headlight with a glass lens gives good output, range and spread even with an ordinary H4 bulb. But they don't suit the look of a modern car.
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