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pcheaven



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alex_pescaru wrote:
The only lights switched through relays are main beams and fog lights.
Exactly for this purpose of possibly installing additional lamps on these.
All other lamps are FET driven and I, for one, will be cautious on adding any extra lamps on them/FETs.


Does this include MY13 Xenons - which I understand have a single bulb per lens?


Any thoughts on using the main beam in the case to trigger spotlights?
( I dont want to upset the CAN-BUS / FETS ) 

Post #257339 18th Mar 2015 10:50 am
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fisha



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you should be fine to use the main beam feed to act as the control for a separate relay, which in turn feeds power to the spotlights. the relay will add little load (compared to another bulb) on the circuit.

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ronp



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Will soon find out when I connect mine up, as my plan is to wire into the full beam [with relay].

Oh and in answer to the OP, I mounted mine at grill level

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pcheaven



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Very nice wheels and tyres.
Which ones are they? 

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ronp



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Thank you Thumbs Up

They're Cooper Zeon LTZ's in 285/50/20.
Wheels are Evoque style 9s

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pcheaven



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pcheaven wrote:
Very nice wheels and tyres.
Which ones are they?



Blimey,

these are G rated for Fuel, E for Wet grip, and 76DB.

Sorry, they really look the part, and no doubt they are great off road, but not for me.
I can live with the fuel rating, but not the Wet performance or even the noise.
I believe at 76Db they will fail the coming EU noise limitations for tyres..

shame, they look fantastic 

Post #257389 18th Mar 2015 8:13 pm
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ronp



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Well, you certainly learn something new everyday. Shocked
Are they noisey and don't grip in the wet?
Been running these for years on the D3, D4 and now the FL2 and must say I never noticed.
Heck, never knew I've been running on duff tyres all that time.
Need to keep an ear (and an eye) out for it.
Thanks for letting me know.

Confused

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RogB



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Now that looks Censored awesome!!!!! Thumbs Up

Youve achieved a really good mean look there buddy, without going too over the top. Bow down

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United Kingdom 2014 Freelander 2 SD4 GS Auto Orkney Grey

To revive an old thread then.....
Just recently changed to a freelander from a discovery 2 on which I have Hella 3003 9" lamps fitted. Used to brilliant front lights and a little underwhelmed with the halogen headlights of the F2. Now much as I like a big spotlight I really don't like the look of them fitted to the bumper on an F2. My idea would be to fit a light bar or pair of smaller led spots behind the mesh grille below the front bumper. Has any one on here done that or have any advice about the feasibility of such a plan? Landrover - turning owners into mechanics since 1948

2014 Orkney grey Freelander SD4 GS.
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