Mod Wise brighter lights kit

[Corin Denton]

Had a great drive home tonight and took an extended run through some of the twisties although it reminded me how bad the standard lights are!

Has anyone on here fitted the Mod Wise brighter lights kit? What does it consist of and what is involved in fitting?
Did you also change the bulbs?

I'm almost certain i'm going to fit it, just wanted some feedback...

Thanks in advance.
Corin.

[jem]

me too

have put in Bosch zenon bulbs instead of std, makes a huge difference

J

[nervous]

i dont think mod wise exist anymore? i cant get any reply from him, if you get anywhere please mail me too!!

nerv.

p.s i uprated my lights to phillips ones, their much better (but still crap)

[Corin Denton]

Just been onto the site and taken down his mobile number - will ring tomorrow.

[jem]

eh?

I did try a landline number yesterday with no luck, unobtainable.

I thought I had an old webpage.

[Corin, If he's not producing any more stuff, I'll be buying some of his back stock, do mention it.]

Any definitive comments would be welcome.

J

>> Edited by jem on Wednesday 9th March 21:12

[Corin Denton]

www.mod-wise.com/

[bilton_d]

Fitted the mod wise kit to my Cerbera with the Philips Vision Plus bulbs and what a difference. Well worth the money.

[Corin Denton]

How much are the Philips bulbs and which ones are the best?

[bilton_d]

they came with the Kit

[nervous]

seriously, if you get anywhere let me know. id love to be able to see more than 2 feet in front of my car

[parrot of doom]

I was wondering if angel-eyes would look good on a chimp, or if they'd be a bit chavvy.

[dnb]

I didn't get the Modwise kit, but I did go to Maplin and buy 10 metres of 30A wire and a couple of bags of spade crimps to make up a new headlamp wiring loom. It wasn't as bad to do as I thought it would be.

The quality of standard wiring was shocking! I th ink I've doubled the brightness of the lamps just by the wiring upgrade. Brighter "briliant white" bulbs (whatever teh hell they're called) has helped too. The dipped beam is now about as bright as my Scoob diped beam. (mind you, they're not all that good... )

[flintstone]

parrot of doom said:

I was wondering if angel-eyes would look good on a chimp, or if they'd be a bit chavvy.

Chavvy, Wayne :wink:

>> Edited by flintstone on Thursday 10th March 00:58

[jodypress]

when i had my griff, i installed the mod-wsie lights kit, with standard bulbs and it made a huge difference. would totally recommend it. pretty straight forward to install.
oh and the glove box kit is pretty good to.

[Dutchone]

Mod-wise is open for business as usual, I have just ordered a lights mod kit, but the Philips Silver Vision bulbs were extra but priced just under the 'power bulb' price.
I think the telephonist at mod-wise has gone awol for the moment so the phones do not always get priority, but my e-mails are always answered overnight.
[e-mail]


>> Edited by Dutchone on Thursday 10th March 08:35

[Podie]

I've recently dealt with David, and had excellent service... although I understand he is VERY busy at the moment.

[nasz]

All I can say is "I can see clearly now the lights and brighter... I can see objects I could never see..."

Nothing like a sing song first thing in the morning!

[jellison]

Just put on 100w (off road buld £15 from Halford) - You ARE driving offroad aren't you! Sorted.

[nervous]

im sure i read on a past post of somebody else doing that on their cerb and people start jumping up and down and shouting 'fire' and 'meltdown'. not wishing to be a doom-monger (or any kind of monger for that matter) but you might wanna do a search to make sure its safe...

sorry if im right. sorry sorry if im wrong..

[simonsparrow]

My Cerbera had 100w bulbs in, and I think the heat contributed to the early demise of the reflectors and the additional current burns out the connection in the headlight control box in the boot.