Aftermarket Resistors?
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Aftermarket Resistors?
when i put my clear alternatives on my old 929 i bought an aftermarket resistor but i have no clue what it was... now i put it on my 1000rr and i have no clue where i bought it from (the resistor) if anyone could help me out id appericate it... i think it cost me like 30 bucks last time
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RE: Aftermarket Resistors?
I just put in my clear alternatives smoked today. I used a non load dependant relay from custom led.com. I believe it was 20 bucks or so and will work with any combination of led's. The stock relay is located under the left upper faring and it simply replaces the stock one. I also have led fronts and they flash correctly without having to worry about resistors heating up and melting my plastics. Hopethis helps.
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RE: Aftermarket Resistors?
http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...res5-07144.jpgIs this what your looking for?
If not this is what I would reccomend. It's a relay. The resistors require alot more work. This just plugs in.
If not this is what I would reccomend. It's a relay. The resistors require alot more work. This just plugs in.
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RE: Aftermarket Resistors?
ORIGINAL: 2007cbr1000rr
What brand of light are you using? Does the connector have 3 wires in a triangle pattern.. 2 on one side and a on the other?
What brand of light are you using? Does the connector have 3 wires in a triangle pattern.. 2 on one side and a on the other?
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RE: Aftermarket Resistors?
wish i would have thought about the digital-relay before i solderd those monster-*** ceramic resisters in-line on my harness........ what really makes me mad is that i replaced my truck flasher relay with one of them about a week before i did my bike...lol
i may cut them out of my wiring loop and do the relay this weekend....if its like my truck...it clicks really loud so i might not leave the blinker on as much...
i may cut them out of my wiring loop and do the relay this weekend....if its like my truck...it clicks really loud so i might not leave the blinker on as much...