Jump to content

MaleCortana

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    281

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    10

MaleCortana last won the day on April 4

MaleCortana had the most liked content!

2 Followers

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Colombo
  • Interests
    Anything that has 4 wheels that goes 'vroom' when running.

My Vehicle Details

  • Vehicle Make
    Toyota
  • Vehicle Model
    Starlet EP91
  • Engine Type
    4E-FE
  • Mechanical Mods
    Nothing
  • Cosmetic Mods
    It has me in it ;)
  • Future Plans
    Restore the car to factory glory!

Recent Profile Visitors

18,714 profile views

MaleCortana's Achievements

Enthusiast

Enthusiast (6/14)

  • Reacting Well Rare
  • One Year In Rare
  • First Post Rare
  • Collaborator Rare
  • Very Popular Rare

Recent Badges

180

Reputation

Single Status Update

See all updates by MaleCortana

  1. MaleCortana

    I have relatively dim lights upfront. I usually turn on my Heads because I can't see anything down the Talawatugoda:Hokandara road at night with my low beams (has a gazillion little potholes) and don't worry looks like my heads don't annoy anyone since I never had someone flash their lights back at me or brake check me which probably indicates that my Heads are the equivalent of a low beam of another car. Where can I go from this point onwards, I have been looking at LEDs or a High Wattage Bulb. Can someone give me the Pros and Cons? This is for a '98 Starlet.

    1. Show previous comments  7 more
    2. Magnum

      Magnum

      Keep us updated on how it goes

    3. MaleCortana

      MaleCortana

      @Magnum @MrCat Checked out my relays they seem to be fine, I replaced all the bulbs at once and I have seen some improvement, the LEDs are definitely a no go area since the lights I checked out are super scattered and seem to be useless, thanks for the advice, I'll check out Halogens about next month closer to payday ?

    4. MrCat

      MrCat

      Good stuff mate.!  

      As I said, there are LED globes designed specifically for reflector type housings, decent sets I've seen tend to be (minimum) around the $70 mark. Might be a good idea to research and invest in a set if you are going on hold on to the car for a long time. Extremely good light output, long life and less strain on the alternator (therefore little increase in fuel economy in theory) etc... with these.. But yeah, I would research well and check with someone actually using these type of globes if possible. 

       

       

       

×
×
  • Create New...