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> Light Mechanisms, A little tinkering today...
Eric_Shea
post Aug 20 2006, 05:01 PM
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I decided to take a light mechanism in to the platers with the last batch. I really like the way it came out. I polished up the ring and mounted the Carello's. Then I stuck the trim piece on there for good measure.

These, the Pilots and the Hella's and Aaron and I should be lighting up the night. I hope that 911 alternator can keep up!


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post Aug 20 2006, 06:14 PM
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Any electrical geniuses out there know what is involved in wiring all of these properly and what the alternator needs to be?

I have a couple 911 alternators out of the car now that I could have rebuilt if that's what it takes. Maybe a late model 911 alternator would be able to keep up in a stipped down racer (no radio etc.)

Aaron, can your pops weigh in?

I think it's the same set up you'd be using:

Pilots
Hellas
H4's 130/100

No wires run yet... need advice.
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