

| Subject: | Re: Back-up lights |
| From: | John Rodgers |
| Date: | Thu, 20 Sep 2007 14:00:58 -0500 |
I have played around a bit with tail light bulbs to acheive a bright light, but found that the brighter bulbs mean more heat, and the added heat melts the plastic tail light fixture. The exception - and here is where you have to be careful - is the backup lights. You can put in bright backup lights - Provided you use the for only a few moments at a time. This way - though they do heat up quickly - they don't heat up so quickly as to melt the plastic..So long a s you don't just leave it in reverse! Regards, John Rodgers 88 GL Driver Ron Johnson wrote: > In addition to terrifically under-powered headlights on a Vanagon, the back-up lights are also below expectation. > > For headlights, GoWesty seems to have a good upgrade kit - any yeas or nays? > > For back-up light improvement, I haven't seen any Vanagon specific kits. I have seen a KC Lites kit at JC Whitney (2x 55W!). Any other votes in this category? > > > Thanks, > Ron Johnson > Portland, OR > '91 Weekender, "Betsy" > > >
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