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Where can you buy relay sockets (needed for H4s)
I'm installing H4's in my car and am planning on using the 80/100W bulbs. From reading past posts, I now realize that I need to install relays so I don't fry my wires.
Quick question: I see that Pelican sells the actual relays, but where can I get the sockets to plug the relays into? Thanks... |
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Try this guy, he sells an H4 conversion relay kit for around 20 bucks. msucro@rennlist.com
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The Sucro kit is great, and comes with detailed instructions. Worth the money, IMHO.
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Another vote from a happy user of the Sucro relay kit.
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I used the kind that mount to the body--then the relays plug into them. They are single bases, which slide into each other so you can put as many side-by-side as you need. Sourced from Waytek Wire. I think they sell the other kind, too.
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Thanks everybody. Haven't decided who I'll get the sockets from, but I certainly have choices now. Thanks again...
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Are the 2 relays all you need to use higher powered 80/100W bulbs? I thought you would have t re-wire the lights ans possible even use a better bulb holder????
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From what i've read, increasing the wire size (smaller gauge) is a wise thing to do when using higher wattage bulbs. That's what I did. I got my Ancor marine grade wire from Boat U.S.
Boat U.S. Marine Supplies I will second what Rally Jon said. Waytek Inc. is a great source for electrical supplies. Relays (Bosch), terminals, sheathing, heatshrink, good crimp tools, wire, circuit breakers,............ good quality stuff. Their customer service is outstanding. Everything is individually packaged and double-checked for accuracy. Great operation in my opinion. Good online catalog and printed catalog too.
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Thanks for the info Kevin. I'm gathering together the neccessary bits (both hardware & info) to utilise bigger bulbs.
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