Euro-lights

[kentmclean at mindspring.com]

RJM wrote:
> I should be receiving my Euro-lights soon (and there was much 
> rejoicing...)!
> 
> What do I need to order "with" or "in addition to" the actual 
> lights? 

You'll need bulbs. To make sure I got adequate light, I opted for the 80/100W bulbs. I've never been flashed on low beams, and I hardly ever use the high beams. I'd think the standard 55/60W would be fine. But I'm very happy with my higher wattage bulbs.

I also ordered the wiring harness from Blau. It included relays. Very good quality, with spare switch I didn't use. It is expensive. You can put one together yourself for less, but you have to have a good idea of what you are doing. Blau's was worth it to me.

On my car I couldn't use the auxiliary jumper post, so I took power off the alternator, per Phil Payne's recommendation. 

All told, it took me about 4 hours. Having done it once, I could now do it in about 2 hours. 

Well worth the time and expense. You're gonna luv 'em.

Kent McLean
'89 200 TQ with Euro's