upgraded headlight harness??
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upgraded headlight harness??
what companies out there make an upgraded wiring harness for the headlights. im thinking about getting the autopal lights but would like to get a upgraded harness too. thanks
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This is the one that i bought last year.
http://www.eautoworks.com/product-eA...com-189849.htm
http://www.eautoworks.com/product-eA...com-189849.htm
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Yea. The headlights draw directly from the battery meaning you will get whatever the alternator puts out instead of the 11 volts on the factory harness. 2 to 3 volt increase to the bulbs. Also helps keep the factory switch from burning up.
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Ive used the LMC truck harness. It's an overall good mod. Plus afterwards you can put higher wattage bulbs depending on the housing you got. I did the harness upgrade and a set of Bella Ecode h4 conversion housings and it's alot brighter now. I gonna run 80/100 hella bulbs in the near future
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Your switch will run cooler as it only supplies enough power to turn the relays on/off. The real current runs directly from the battery and through the relays to the headlights. If you have significant voltage loss at the headlight plugs, you should upgrade and benefit from BRIGHTER headlights.