Hood Light Shopping

[alexwebster]

Looks great Tim!

[Fishcop]

Great stuff Tim!

Not sure when I'll do the wiring, but I've bought a high-end relay, nice thick wire, some wire wrap to try and keep it neat, and I scored an extra factory fog-light switch to keep it all looking sweet.

[CamBiscuit]

Nice work mate Looks good

[OBRUT]

nice one tim - the cibie membership card and secret handshake instructions are in the mail.

[OBRUT]

anyone have a wiring diagram for the cibies?

[CamBiscuit]

Got one somewhere....

I reckon if you search Early S you'll find one quicker than I can find mine though

[Fishcop]

Ryan, this will probably be a weekend job for me as my father-in-law is up and is a sparky (aircraft). I'll try and do a little photo essay Otherwise there is a thread on the Early S Registry.

I will be running my 25amp hot wire through a grommit in the bonnet rib and bring it out near the rhs hinge to pick up my high-beam loom and wire in the new foglight switch. This also where I'll probably locate new fused relays for high-beam as well as the Cibies. I've pulled out my under-dash blower and have a pretty open work space, and there is a couple of large gauge live wires direct from the battery to pick up from. Doing it this way will pretty much hide all the non-original wiring and save me having to tap into the fuse terminals in the very front of the trunk.

[John S]

try this

http://www.early911sregistry.org/forum/showthread.php?t=19959&highlight=wiring+cibies

[Andrew B]

Ryan I think you need 4......

[John S]

if 4 is good...
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[Fishcop]

Cibie Envy... it's a disease

[Andrew B]

or you take the less is more approach.....

[OBRUT]

you will all be sorry when my night stage idea gets approved...

[e72phil]

Have seen that red car, its got a 2 KW Honda generator hidden in the front trunk.

[Andrew B]

More wasted weight....