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Old 01-02-2005, 05:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 03 Discovery headlights on Series I discovery?

03 Discovery headlights on Series I discovery?
Is this possible? I've seen some Series II disco's with the headlamp conversion... is it possible to fit them to the series I disco's?

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Old 01-02-2005, 07:23 AM   #2 (permalink)
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It can be done and requires some metal cutting.
You might want to check in with the group from Disco Web, I have seen it mentioned there.
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Old 01-02-2005, 07:53 AM   #3 (permalink)
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thanks for the info.. ill look into Disco web... the lights do cost a lot.. saw a pair selling for US$1100 on eBay... seems quite expensive...
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Hi there, if you check out parts by brand on UK ebay there is a company advertising front end conversions where they convert headlights, grille and bumper, they also do rear bumper coversions. They show pictures of all the conversions. Although a UK company is I presume of no use to you it's worth checking out site to see whats possible if you have the money.
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To save you time I've found the site. Checkout the pics on WWW.GDAUTOCOSMETICS.CO.UK
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Are the newer style light any better than the original Disco II lights? Do they project more light or a better beam pattern?
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Why not just invest in a set of good driving lights. For the money involved in a conversion as described, you could get a couple of Hella Predators which give out more light than anything else I know....they are awesome.
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Lightbulb H3 are brighter than H4s....

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Are the newer style light any better than the original Disco II lights? Do they project more light or a better beam pattern?
Not on the Disco, but on the prior deceased vehicle, I swapped out the H4 headlights for JDM H3 Projectors and they made a most apparent improvement. Since I had to also drop in a new wire harness, I suggest that a new wire harness with direct battery connections would make a great improvement with OEM H4s or newer 80/110 or higher power output bulbs on the Disco. If I can find the same wire harness, I will attempt it and bring news after the spring thaw.

Unfortunately, I have no garage and must do it on the street.
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