Jonnyb1990
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Lights, anyone rate these ?
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discool
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Cibie! now that's a "rave from the grave" so they are still around, I had Cibie back in...a along while a go... as all the rallying cars had them fitted. The were brilliant at the time, so yours are the up to date LEDs, if I had them I sell them as they are worth a few bob
I preferred the Marchal lights back then, with the two bulb head lamps but that's another story
I preferred the Marchal lights back then, with the two bulb head lamps but that's another story
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Jonnyb1990
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Half tempted to use them in place of main beams, but i think theres a legalitty there somewhere,
No excuse of they cant see me coming lol
No excuse of they cant see me coming lol
brian47
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Cibie, as @discool eludes to are a well respected vehicle lighting manufacturer.
If you do decide to use them, fit them as a pair (obviously) and trigger them off the headlight main beam circuit through a relay. You can use an additional pair of "driving lights" in conjunction with your main beam headlights quite legally, as long as they are switched off, preferably automatically when you're driving with your dipped headlights in use.
If you do decide to use them, fit them as a pair (obviously) and trigger them off the headlight main beam circuit through a relay. You can use an additional pair of "driving lights" in conjunction with your main beam headlights quite legally, as long as they are switched off, preferably automatically when you're driving with your dipped headlights in use.
That should read "automatically when selecting dip"
If they are gen cibie then should be good , I used to use the Torini Apollo by Cibie fantastic lights .
