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where to get QH sealed beams?-found them

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where to get QH sealed beams?-found them

Post by modman »

does anyone know where to get 7" round quartz halogen sealed beams.
ryans in melb used to sell these 5 years ago.
i need some good lights that can survive a good melbourne mud and water dunk that wont let the tadpoles in.
i'm sick of cleaning the water out of the ipf inserts :x :x :x
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Post by ORSM45 »

total 4wd in epping have awesome light inserts for 80 bucks a pair. they are selling heaps of them too.
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Post by modman »

cheers!
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Post by modman »

no good, they are semi sealed beams, much the same as my ipf's :x
anyone else got a clue :roll:
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Post by MKPatrolGuy »

Tried Bursons, Repco, Autobarn etc??
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Post by ORSM45 »

dang. what are they goin on? a submarine?
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Post by Leprecaun »

Is this going to require a periscope or a snorkel :D
Seriously though why don't you raid a zook and get the headlights off that which are sealed beams and run relays to help with the power and just fab some mounts for them.
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Post by wizard1963 »

Have you thought of supercheap/autobarn/etc/etcand as stated before repco. If you don't want water in your lights drive faster :oops:
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Post by modman »

i'm spending more time driving through mud puddles.
the ipf inserts keep getting muddy water inside :x even with the rubber boots on.
my dad used to have cheap $30 quartz halogen sealed beams that are literally waterproof :cool:
i can get sealed beams anywhere and have upgraded the wiring including relays and circuitbreakers(fuses suck on lights :roll: )
i do my fair share of night driving as well so find the qh inserts very handy
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Post by wizard1963 »

I took a set off my patrol and threw em in the bin when I bought my hella H4's go figger eh. but at least the old Qh's are cheap to replace I live in Mt Isa and have seen the sealed beam lights here so you sure as shit should get em in Melbourne TRY NISSAN ASK for original headlamps for an easly GQ you might be supprised. :shock:
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Post by wizard1963 »

Try ebay but the american site you might have better luck what sort of wattage are you chacing and I'll look out for you
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Post by spazbot »

why not buy a tube of silicon and just seal em up nice and tight
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Post by modman »

qh lights need too breathe and would burn the silicone off.
i'm looking for wattage 55/65 or greater.
have tried hella,narva,phillips. none of them have made qh sealed beams for years. :cry:
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ps wizard, i thought all qh sealed beams were h4??
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Post by wizard1963 »

just a thought but might be worth it put a wanted add in your local rag/trading post someone out there might have em in their shed and the'lll surely be cheap :cool:
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Don't know if this helps http://www.noelsautoparts.com.au/Wagner.htm or http://www.bosch.com.au/productcatalogue/sat/lights.htm
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Post by modman »

still no quartz halogen sealed beams there
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Post by ORSM45 »

run a breather pipe. :D
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Post by modman »

looks like it might be the go
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Post by Leprecaun »

What would happen if say you had your light, ran a hole up the top connected to say a air input so air constantly blowing in, and a pipe down the bottom acting as a breather. Would this force any moisture out of the lights? and would it take out the globes ?
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Post by modman »

i'll look into breathers, it is a lot easier than trying to presurise the insert.
thanks guys
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Post by zooki »

75 series toyotas have 7inch round sealed QH in them, would have to be heaps in wreckers everywhere
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Post by modman »

wtf??
all the 75's i've looked at and stripped at the wrecking yard are sealed conventional beams. :?:
can anyone else confirm this :?
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Post by modman »

finally found some!!
quartz halogen sealed beams 55/75 watt
$38 each.
hansa parts, arden st. nth. melbourne.
thanks guys
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