Headlight conversion to double light ?
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Webbs Autos Ltd
Did mine back in 2006 before I owned it and they sold TVR's'.
https://www.webbsautos.co.uk/
Don't think they do conversions now but you could ask them.
And they did the rears.
Forgot to say I got caught out in the dark the other day and they were brill.
Did mine back in 2006 before I owned it and they sold TVR's'.
https://www.webbsautos.co.uk/
Don't think they do conversions now but you could ask them.
And they did the rears.
Forgot to say I got caught out in the dark the other day and they were brill.
Edited by lancepar on Wednesday 14th August 14:10
NiaLaurie said:
Had the larger 7" lights fitted so as to keep the original general appearance, Massive improvement in visibility.
Some of the TR7 guys are fitting 7" 'halo's' as well as dashboard LED's. They are especially popular abroad but slow to catch on here.. LED's in the rear as well.Lights like this.
Edited by Boosted LS1 on Friday 16th August 18:58
My finding is that the cones for double lights can still be supplied by Fibreon under www.damagedtvrs.co.uk
Cheers
Cheers
TONYGRIFF said:
Has anyone removed their headlamp cowling
Looking to fit new lamp units and wondered how they are fittedin
Thanks
Yes, I’ve done it a couple of times and also fitted new lamp units. Looking to fit new lamp units and wondered how they are fittedin
Thanks
I’m sure there is a detailed PH thread on this somewhere but basically you have to remove the cowling with the lamp unit through the front, after cutting through the Silkaflex from the outside and undoing some brackets on the inside via the removable panel in the wheel arch. Once removed you can disassemble/reassemble the combined unit.
Refitting and securing while new Silkaflex goes off is the fiddly bit. Once set you will need to take the car to a garage to set the dipped beams correctly, so no point refitting the removable panel in the wheel arch until that is done.
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