drake halogens in a 36?

I haven't installed mine yet, bought them while the shipping was free. Will post whwn I get them installed.
 
I think a better solution is to get a pair of [SIZE=+0][SIZE=-1]170-957H bulbs from lbcarco. These are 6V halogen bulbs with the correct base and focal length for your original reflectors. If you use these you do not loose your parking lights. With the Drake conversion you loose the parking lights.
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I think a better solution is to get a pair of [SIZE=+0][SIZE=-1]170-957H bulbs from lbcarco. These are 6V halogen bulbs with the correct base and focal length for your original reflectors. If you use these you do not loose your parking lights. With the Drake conversion you loose the parking lights.
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Will these fit a '39 Deluxe?
 
I'm already 12 volts and running thru high amp relays.

Drake does not say if these are 6 or 12 volt or if it's optional?


What bulb are they using - I doubt h-4's have the right focal length.
 
I put them in my 36, but with the original lenses, they do not put a lot of light on the road. Adequate, but not what I thought they should have done. I'm sure the lenses are causing the problem by scattering the light. They are 12 volt and were fairly easy to install. I am using a Ron Francis Wireworks relay in my panel.
 
I put them in my 36, but with the original lenses, they do not put a lot of light on the road. Adequate, but not what I thought they should have done. I'm sure the lenses are causing the problem by scattering the light. They are 12 volt and were fairly easy to install. I am using a Ron Francis Wireworks relay in my panel.

I put the set in my 36 too, 12 volt, and they're "OK" but not " fantastic", I'm sure because the stock lense scatters the beam.
 
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