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Thread: Hella 118 Driving lights w/ amber reflector

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    ............. Soterik's Avatar
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    Hella 118 Driving lights w/ amber reflector

    Customer asked for me to put together a set for his hotrod 911, sounds like fun!, so here they are...

    I think it's a nice look, he's also got hood mount rally lights (clear) so he has a long range option.

    Now he's just deciding on my new H1's w/ a pair of new Bosch yellow lenses (yellow lenses available from the usual suspects) or my Bi-iodes w/ yellow high beam.

    The amber reflector 118 driving lights are $400 per pair if someone wants a set.

    tks,
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    I say he should go with your Bi-iodes w/ yellow high beam its a great look especially with the other lamps.
    Joe Annicelli
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