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Well, I would check out danielsternlighting.com for the fuse box stuff you want. As for the lights, I have personal experience with the FF1000's and Bosch 225's. My friend has the FF1000's on his Toyota Corolla, and they do put out some very good light. However, they are slightly smaller than the Bosch's. I put 8" Bosch Rallye 225's on my car over Christmas and am very impressed by them. I would buy them again if it were my choice. They put out very nice light, are very sturdy, and are easily aimable. If you can get some for 50-80 bucks, I'd do that. The only issue is that they are fatter than the hella's, so that (unless you have commando bumpers) they stick out over the edge of the bumper, just waiting to be broken by a stupid person in a parking lot. This is my fear. However, the light output is VERY good with them, especially with 100W bulbs. Do you use your brights a lot or participate in rallies? I assume you know that these can only come on with high beams, but I just gotta make sure. To be honest, I don't think you can really go wrong with any of your three interests in lights, so for me it would come down to price. As you probably know, there are a lot of really shitty lighting companies out there that sell terrible lights for cheaper...stick with Bosch, Hella, Cibie, or PIAA if you want good stuff. All of these companies put out really good driving lights--the FF1000's are excellent, but probably produce slightly less light than the Bosch's...though don't quote me on that. welp, I've gone on long enough. good luck choosing!
Nate Gundy
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'86 240DL sedan, 260K miles, M46, K cam, 25/21mm sways, 260 front and wagon rear springs; http://valvespringcompressor.weblogs.us/
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