Sprint Spot Lights
Sprint Spot Lights
Sorry to trouble you, I am about to purchase a Sprint , its what i've always wanted and something for me for a change.....
I wanted to put Spot lights on it . Its 1976 . I want to keep the car as original as possible. Does anyone know what is the best for the car re keeping it authentic ? Would this be Lucas ? Does anyone know where I would get these from and the white or black covers that I have seen on a few Dolomites.
Like this I guess..........
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y37/Wo ... C01251.jpg
really appreciate this . I will Joint the club at the weekend .
Kevin
kevin@webdirections.co.uk
I wanted to put Spot lights on it . Its 1976 . I want to keep the car as original as possible. Does anyone know what is the best for the car re keeping it authentic ? Would this be Lucas ? Does anyone know where I would get these from and the white or black covers that I have seen on a few Dolomites.
Like this I guess..........
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y37/Wo ... C01251.jpg
really appreciate this . I will Joint the club at the weekend .
Kevin
kevin@webdirections.co.uk
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Re: Sprint Spot Lights
Look for lucas spots one ebay woul;d be my advice as well as placing a wanted add on this forum.
Whatever you get please use proper relays. The column dip switch is marginal for the existing lights as it is, so extra load of spots will burn out
the main beam contacts pdq.
Jonners
Whatever you get please use proper relays. The column dip switch is marginal for the existing lights as it is, so extra load of spots will burn out
the main beam contacts pdq.
Jonners
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Hi Kevin, Welcome to the board. How about this as an alternative suggestion. On my 1850 daily driver I have standard outer headlamps and 75W halogen inners for the main beam. You can spot a rabbit at 500 yards. So spot-lamps ? Not necessary in my opinion, and they restrict cooling into the rad;
HTH,
Tony.
HTH,
Tony.
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Hi Tony , yes maybe that's best . Less Hassle,,,,,,, big ta - kevin
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I know they're not to everyones taste, but I don't care, I like them and that's what counts.

to compare, my PI had period Lucas spots, but these seem to go for silly money unless you're lucky.


to compare, my PI had period Lucas spots, but these seem to go for silly money unless you're lucky.

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yeah I like both to be honest I will end this topic by posting a photo .
cheers kev
cheers kev
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Picture of mine at the start of the RSAC 3 Lochs Classic run, brackets designed to be hidden behind the bumper with the lamps removed
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Picture with lamps removed
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The wee Landie is my other hobby, it's a toylander, just sneaked into the picture