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Old 10th June 2010, 19:39   #1
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Hella H4 @ Chevy Spark (from EVO)

Hope this is the correct sub-forum to post this - if not, plz MOD it.

Last night while coming back from work, i was very disappionted with the current STOCK headlamps (philips 65w). Today morning, i decided to get them replaced. Now since i didnt want a state-of-the-art setup - Satya suggested to go for Hella H4 (for headlights)

Once again a neat & tidy job done.

Price = 1100 (including installation)

Some installation pics
1. Hella H4
2. Seperate Relay (stock relay not used)
3. All cleaned up

H4 will be tested tonight and results uploaded tonight / tomorrow

PS: How do you write the description under each photo ???
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Old 10th June 2010, 22:01   #2
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Cool so which was the relay that was used? were ceramic holders used along with the relay? what is the wattage for these hella h4?
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PS: How do you write the description under each photo ???


It's quite easy.
See this link

After choosing your attachments from the 'Manage Attachments' icon, simply add a description underneath the relevant attachment.
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Price = 1100 (including installation)
Does the price include the relay and wiring kit too ? and where did you buy them from ? I have put Philips H4s to my alto with a relay( don't know which brand ) from JC road and after market wiring kit and the whole setup including installation cost me 1000 bucks.
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prguru, were these phillips xtreme power?
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Old 10th June 2010, 23:33   #6
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No, I think it is Rally series. Took a look at the box just now, it just says Philips Rally Halogen headlamp and it is 100/90W.
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Cool so which was the relay that was used? were ceramic holders used along with the relay? what is the wattage for these hella h4?
Not 100% sure on that. I will check with Satya and update you.
its 95w

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It's quite easy.
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After choosing your attachments from the 'Manage Attachments' icon, simply add a description underneath the relevant attachment.
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ooops got it now.

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Does the price include the relay and wiring kit too ? and where did you buy them from ? I have put Philips H4s to my alto with a relay( don't know which brand ) from JC road and after market wiring kit and the whole setup including installation cost me 1000 bucks.
1100 include bulbs + wiring + installaiton.
Bought it from EVO (satya)
I am too not sure which brand is the relay, will check with satya / peep into the bonnet.
Are you in blr ?? maybe we can run a side-by-side comparison for others to se and compare before buying.

H4
Was desperately waiting for sun to go down and test those hella's. Came out of the office with only parking lights on + the fogs. Wanted to see the difference out in the open.

Went ahead for few meters - switched on the main headlight & waaaaoooo the difference was amazing. As satya mentioned around 20-30% change would be there and exactly thats what it was. Picked up my jaw and went ahead few kms on the ORR and it was indeed very good. Much much much much better than the stock HL.

As promised, i was looking for dark street (no street lights) and guess what, didnt knew india ne itni tarakki karli (india has made so much progress) that every street has a street lamp. So couldnt really found any street to click a pic for you guys. Its still on my priority list btw, so will upload the pics asap.

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PS: Forgot to mention, i am yet to test the HIGH BEAM

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Not 100% sure on that. I will check with Satya and update you.
its 95w


ooops got it now.



1100 include bulbs + wiring + installaiton.
Bought it from EVO (satya)
I am too not sure which brand is the relay, will check with satya / peep into the bonnet.
Are you in blr ?? maybe we can run a side-by-side comparison for others to se and compare before buying.

H4
Was desperately waiting for sun to go down and test those hella's. Came out of the office with only parking lights on + the fogs. Wanted to see the difference out in the open.

Went ahead for few meters - switched on the main headlight & waaaaoooo the difference was amazing. As satya mentioned around 20-30% change would be there and exactly thats what it was. Picked up my jaw and went ahead few kms on the ORR and it was indeed very good. Much much much much better than the stock HL.

As promised, i was looking for dark street (no street lights) and guess what, didnt knew india ne itni tarakki karli (india has made so much progress) that every street has a street lamp. So couldnt really found any street to click a pic for you guys. Its still on my priority list btw, so will upload the pics asap.

Cheers

PS: Forgot to mention, i am yet to test the HIGH BEAM
I would really be intrested in knowing the brand for the relay as I also have upgraded my zen lights but not too satisfied as of now. I got two diff brand lamps 1 from Narva & 2nd from Philips.

We should probably catch up and see a comparison. Where is your office?
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Could you please let me know where you did the installation and all? Rs1100 is a cool price

Please let me know the contact number of the guy who does that. I also am looking to upgrade from the current STOCK headlamps for my WagonR.

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I have been using Philips 100/130 H4 from past one year without any issues and the brightness of the headlight is very very good. I used Hella Wiring Kit and Ceramic Holders.

Costed me around 1200 a year back.
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As promised, i was looking for dark street (no street lights) and guess what, didnt knew india ne itni tarakki karli (india has made so much progress) that every street has a street lamp. So couldnt really found any street to click a pic for you guys. Its still on my priority list btw, so will upload the pics asap.
Lol, come to my city, and you'll find N number of roads ( including the old G.T.Road, which goes thru city, now has bypass) where your headlights would the only thing helping you with driving.

offtopic: Its been like 10+ years since I am trying to get a sodium/street lights for my colony(atleast my Lane) but the guys in municipal corp. says its out of stock and the street light work only for 3 days a year during some local festival.
We residents even got ready to do money pool and buy 2-3 lights but these Sarkari guys don't let you install your own equipment on their non-working lights.
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Are you in blr ?? maybe we can run a side-by-side comparison for others to se and compare before buying.
Yes I am in bangalore, well your idea is good but I know your setup will definitely be better. This is because I have an Alto Type II which does not have multi reflector headlamp so some amount of light is lost, but am satisfied with it. If you still want to compare please do PM me and we will take it further

Since you have done the setup in your Sparky won't it void your warranty of 3 years?
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Same ones done on my i20 as well. And by Satya itself.

Great and clean job! I'm just enjoying the lights in the night.
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I would really be intrested in knowing the brand for the relay as I also have upgraded my zen lights but not too satisfied as of now. I got two diff brand lamps 1 from Narva & 2nd from Philips.

We should probably catch up and see a comparison. Where is your office?
I will check it today / tomorrow for sure. Was out of town for the weekend.

will PM you the details

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Could you please let me know where you did the installation and all? Rs1100 is a cool price

Please let me know the contact number of the guy who does that. I also am looking to upgrade from the current STOCK headlamps for my WagonR.

Thanks

Sanjeev
Sanjeev - I got this done from EVO, you can search the member name EVO / blueraven. They are based indiranagar, parallel to sai baba temple road.

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Lol, come to my city, and you'll find N number of roads ( including the old G.T.Road, which goes thru city, now has bypass) where your headlights would the only thing helping you with driving.

offtopic: Its been like 10+ years since I am trying to get a sodium/street lights for my colony(atleast my Lane) but the guys in municipal corp. says its out of stock and the street light work only for 3 days a year during some local festival.
We residents even got ready to do money pool and buy 2-3 lights but these Sarkari guys don't let you install your own equipment on their non-working lights.
will drop by some day maybe

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Yes I am in bangalore, well your idea is good but I know your setup will definitely be better. This is because I have an Alto Type II which does not have multi reflector headlamp so some amount of light is lost, but am satisfied with it. If you still want to compare please do PM me and we will take it further
Oh ok, in that case its no point doing a comparison.

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Since you have done the setup in your Sparky won't it void your warranty of 3 years?
I really dont care actually (as of now ). Also, i can change back to stock headlamps anytime i like. The stock wires are still there.

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Same ones done on my i20 as well. And by Satya itself.

Great and clean job! I'm just enjoying the lights in the night.
Perfecto - maybe we can do a comparison as both cars have clear lens type headlight.

So you have the exact setup ?? with realy ?? Do you remember the relay model ??
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Update - I am not able to find the relay anywhere, looks like its hidden behind the front bumper maybe. Any other advice ??
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