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I took my hunter’s safety at a young age. I remember taking the .22 rifle in a case on the bus to go to indoor target practice. That was the 70’s.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
whatever factory is? Google search is all over the place

because I have an idea and I wanna compare lol
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You answered your own question. There is different wattages depending on what is used. I just looked in my manual. It doesn't say. You might need a owners manual to find the number and today's wattage is probably different than they were in 65.
 
toolmanmike said:
You answered your own question. There is different wattages depending on what is used. I just looked in my manual. It doesn't say. You might need a owners manual to find the number and today's wattage is probably different than they were in 65.
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The closest thing I found is in my 74 electrical parts manual, I ran that part number online and got 53/63.


My reason for asking is that last night, I swapped out my Jeep’s factory 7 inch headlight housings and bulbs to the KC daylighter 7inch headlight housings and they converted my bulbs to H4 55/65 bulbs. My field of vision increase 3Xs. They’re brighter but the pattern is better and projects farther. And they’re not LEDs so they look factory. Only 150 bucks

So with the amp hours and watts being nearly identical I was thinking that kit might be a good upgrade for the dart
 
I would not even bother with that car, you really plan on driving that at night?
 
dukeboy_318 said:
The closest thing I found is in my 74 electrical parts manual, I ran that part number online and got 53/63.


My reason for asking is that last night, I swapped out my Jeep’s factory 7 inch headlight housings and bulbs to the KC daylighter 7inch headlight housings and they converted my bulbs to H4 55/65 bulbs. My field of vision increase 3Xs. They’re brighter but the pattern is better and projects farther. And they’re not LEDs so they look factory. Only 150 bucks

So with the amp hours and watts being nearly identical I was thinking that kit might be a good upgrade for the dart
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The old originals were like 6004's and 6014's
 
dukeboy_318 said:
The closest thing I found is in my 74 electrical parts manual, I ran that part number online and got 53/63.


My reason for asking is that last night, I swapped out my Jeep’s factory 7 inch headlight housings and bulbs to the KC daylighter 7inch headlight housings and they converted my bulbs to H4 55/65 bulbs. My field of vision increase 3Xs. They’re brighter but the pattern is better and projects farther. And they’re not LEDs so they look factory. Only 150 bucks

So with the amp hours and watts being nearly identical I was thinking that kit might be a good upgrade for the dart
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GE H6024NH Nighthawk sealed beams for $7.08 Shipped
 
Don't for get to adjust them properly.

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I think those Nighthawks and a Crackedback relay kit would do the trick.
 
I was going to jack up the black truck and replace the starter. I might wait. I don't know how easy I can get off the creeper. I still have a couple weeks of 10# weight limit. I really don't want to tear something loose.
 
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