Okay.... I've watched the Star Wars trilogy about 10 times and I am still no closer to developing the force.
Why would I need it? Because the f**king headlights on my Z are useless. Cosmetically there fantastic and I appreciate the innovation of Nissan and the large ammounts of cash invested in them. However, when it comes to seeing where you're going, you'd be better off with two small haddock taped to the front of the car.
I have a UK model, so apart from changing the indicators around for Jap ones, driving lights aren't really an option.
What's the best solution? HID's are prohibitively expensive. There are sites that sell (illegal for road use) 'rally' bulbs which are rated at 100W. Has anyone tried this? I appreciate that they're going to draw a lot more current and generate a lot more heat. Can the headlight reflector cope with it, and what about the wiring?
Any help would be great - I have to drive down a lot of country roads, and at present feel as if I am taking my life into my own hands everytime I have to dip the beam!
Okay.... I've watched the Star Wars trilogy about 10 times and I am still no closer to developing the force.
Why would I need it? Because the f**king headlights on my Z are useless. Cosmetically there fantastic and I appreciate the innovation of Nissan and the large ammounts of cash invested in them. However, when it comes to seeing where you're going, you'd be better off with two small haddock taped to the front of the car.
I have a UK model, so apart from changing the indicators around for Jap ones, driving lights aren't really an option.
What's the best solution? HID's are prohibitively expensive. There are sites that sell (illegal for road use) 'rally' bulbs which are rated at 100W. Has anyone tried this? I appreciate that they're going to draw a lot more current and generate a lot more heat. Can the headlight reflector cope with it, and what about the wiring?
Any help would be great - I have to drive down a lot of country roads, and at present feel as if I am taking my life into my own hands everytime I have to dip the beam!