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Location: Portland, OR
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Re: Greetings
Hella H4 conversion headlights installed
I converted the headlights to an H4 type. I went with the Hella lamps as they look similar to the original 7 inch headlights and one has to really look to notice they are not stock. After much research on 67-72chevytrucks a Forum, I purchased a wiring harness with built in fuses and relays and the lights online. The Hella lens are very nice quality - they have glass lenses and metal reflectors. Before ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr After ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr ![]() IMAG0209 by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr I routed the new headlight harness along the existing wire mould along the radiator. Power comes directly off the battery. I mounted the relays on the fender near the battery. ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr Illumination is significantly improved over stock. ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr Stock - sealed beam - low beam ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr New Hella H4 conversion - low beam ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr Stock sealed beam - high beam ![]() image by Luftwaffepdx, on Flickr New Hella H4 conversion - high beam |
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