HELP (SYD) - Exhaust / lights

BeStRaFe · 10-08-2007, 10:52 AM

hey guys,
i need a little help.

1. i need to get the pics of an underside of an xr6-turbo
i just got a turbo exhast and need to see if it will fit on my e-gas...

2. if it will fit, the name of someone in syd who will weld the stock headers to the new exhaust

3. someone in syd who can wire up the driving lights in my new bumper for a resonable price (a case maby)

10-08-2007, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by BeStRaFe

hey guys,
i need a little help.

3. someone in syd who can wire up the driving lights in my new bumper for a resonable price (a case maby)

A seperate switch for them or for them to come on with parker or high beams lights

BeStRaFe · 10-08-2007, 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackLS

A seperate switch for them or for them to come on with parker or high beams lights

i have the wiring / the lights for the hi-beam driving light
these are the fogs in the bumper bar

i just want another switch mounted as so they can come on whenever the low-beam is on (an on off switch) buit if the parkers are off they are also off)

MotherNatureVer2 · 10-08-2007, 10:57 AM

I cant really help with point 1 & 2 but the technical section is your friend ;)

http://www.fordforums.com.au/vbporta...warticle&id=47

I know that this article is spot on as I used it a few years ago .... worked a treat & if I can do it anyone can :P

BeStRaFe · 10-08-2007, 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by MotherNature

I cant really help with point 1 & 2 but the technical section is your friend ;)

http://www.fordforums.com.au/vbporta...warticle&id=47

I know that this article is spot on as I used it a few years ago .... worked a treat & if I can do it anyone can :P

i just don't trust myself an my butchery on my car... lol!

i wired in the amp wiring, but messing with headlights and relays...

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10-08-2007, 11:46 AM

Does it have to be a factory switch or can it be a simple rocker switch from Jaycar

BeStRaFe · 10-08-2007, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackLS

Does it have to be a factory switch or can it be a simple rocker switch from Jaycar

yeah, jay car switches will be fine,
i have some around here,, the ones that glow when they are turned on (i want to know if they are on).

Keepleft · 10-08-2007, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by BeStRaFe

yeah, jay car switches will be fine,
i have some around here,, the ones that glow when they are turned on (i want to know if they are on).

You said they are fog lights, an easy install.

Use a switch, IF you need a 'pilot light' that tells you the lamps are on, - use one that shows GREEN. (Yellow or Amber for a rear fog install, Blue for driving lamp)

SOME LED duckbill types are too bright, this NARVA switch (Pt No. 62058BL) is recommended for a front fog install however, see the bottom switch, similar design on previous page too:
http://www.narva.com.au/Switches_10.html

Buy a relay; one wire with fuse runs to battery, one or two to the lights proper (one or two depends on relay), one to the switch, one to earth. The negative wire from the lamps, each, are earthed too.

From the 3-pole switch; One wire (Bl) to earth (for LED), one in from the relay, one to the park-light positive feed.

This enables operation of front fog lamps when the headlight switch is on park, low or high-beam.

In seriously reduced visibility, it is safer to switch OFF the low-beam headlights and rely, at reduced speed, on the front fogs-with park lights to help you see ahead. This reduces eye fatigue over time and distance.

If you add a rear fog, take the 'feed' for it from this front fog circuit.