Need an FF75 writeup...Bersaglieri? Marcin?

Cmr0z28
11-22-2004, 07:10 PM
FF75's should be here tomorrow or so, and I have no clue how to install them. If you guys could give me a basic writeup on the install (reversible install) I'd really appreciate it. I can't keep riding around with no headlight, so I wanna install these things as soon as I get them.

Any info is greatly appreciated....
Matt

95_LT1_6SPD
11-22-2004, 07:16 PM
remove ould headlights, figure out where to drill for new headlights, bolt in. Cut pigtails off stock harness. Splice the positive and negative wires off the lights into the harness. Aim headlights.. your done. Save the old parts, and pig tail ends incase you want to put those other lights back in. I dont know why you would tho.

Cmr0z28
11-23-2004, 05:50 PM
Thanks...bumpin this, they're coming tomorrow and I want to install them as soon as they arrive.

Bud M
11-23-2004, 09:49 PM
Those lights have a bigger pattern than a headlight beam, you will be blinding oncoming traffic if you aim them down the road.

Cmr0z28
11-24-2004, 09:12 PM
Bump....they're here, and I want to install them. Why must no one answer any of my questions in any threads I make? All I'm asking for is detailed info.

xxsaint69x
11-24-2004, 09:45 PM
Bump....they're here, and I want to install them. Why must no one answer any of my questions in any threads I make? All I'm asking for is detailed info.

its pretty simple :)

Just take out the old lights and i think most of the mounting hardware. Then put the lights how u like them, drill holes on the top and you are set.
As far as hooking them up, use the wiring they give you. Its been too long for me to remember what exactly goes where. Do a search on FF75. I think someone did a very detailed page on how to install them correctly. Sorry i cant be more help :(
Marcin

Inutero
11-25-2004, 05:58 PM
here ya go

http://camaroz28.cardomain.com/memberpage/268472/4

95_LT1_6SPD
11-25-2004, 06:07 PM
its pretty simple :)

Just take out the old lights and i think most of the mounting hardware. Then put the lights how u like them, drill holes on the top and you are set.
As far as hooking them up, use the wiring they give you. Its been too long for me to remember what exactly goes where. Do a search on FF75. I think someone did a very detailed page on how to install them correctly. Sorry i cant be more help :(
Marcin

My lights came with a positive and negative wire coming out of each. Just cut the pigtal connector off the stock harness, and splice the 2 wires together.

It is a pretty straight forward install, after you get the old ones out, position the lights how you like, drill the holes, and put them in. Wire them like i just said, and be done with it :o

Cmr0z28
11-25-2004, 06:21 PM
Thanks guys, I'll let you know how it turns out. Thanks again and Happy Thanksgiving :)

Cmr0z28
11-25-2004, 11:28 PM
All finished. Didn't need to use the dremel at all :confused:

All I did was,

-Disconnect battery
-Remove stock lights and brackets
-Loosen the adjustment things on the sides so that the plastic piece slid inward, and they were out of the way completely.
-Cut stock connectors off
-Line up the new lights and drill holes for them in the plastic piece going across the front of the car
-Splice the connections together
-Tighten them in place with longer bolts and use six washers to space the lights downward to clear the plastic piece inside the mounting area
-Reconnect battery
-Adjust lights afterwards


I had Hella higher wattage bulbs in the stock housings, epoxied in with "1200 degree" rated epoxy. Well, when I took the stock lights out, 3 of the bulbs basically fell out of the housings, and only 1 stayed in. It's no wonder why the driver side bulb went out :rolleyes:


Thanks for the help guys, this mod is the ****!

Aeromaks
11-27-2004, 04:56 AM
I did my ff75 install a bit ago...

At first I did the wiring they gave, but after a bit, the whole relay went bad, so then just used the stock wiring, spliced it in.

So what bulbs is everyone using? for now have the stock bulbs in there that came with lights.

Cmr0z28
11-27-2004, 01:01 PM
I have the stock bulbs as well...I may upgrade to 70/100's though.

dmoor88
11-27-2004, 02:07 PM
someone said that they tried a bunch of other bulbs, but that the stock ones were brighter than some and lasted longer than others...

Bersaglieri
11-28-2004, 03:01 AM
Great practical mod, I did it, glad you got them in ok. Stock Hella bulbs are fine I think.

-Dustin-