HID question
#11
You'd take the chance of BAKING YOUR HEADLIGHT just to fit a projector lens when a standard HID kit has just as much light and is far easier to fit ?
If you don't reglue it correctly and you get just a few drops of moisture in there it'll either crack your headlight lens, shatter your projector lens or just cause rust in your headlight.
Also projector lenses are very hot and use a good deal of current, and the 1000F isn't known for having the best charging system in the world especially if you overload it.
It's your bike you do what you like, but I see a distinct difference between "faint of heart" and pointless effort......................
If you don't reglue it correctly and you get just a few drops of moisture in there it'll either crack your headlight lens, shatter your projector lens or just cause rust in your headlight.
Also projector lenses are very hot and use a good deal of current, and the 1000F isn't known for having the best charging system in the world especially if you overload it.
It's your bike you do what you like, but I see a distinct difference between "faint of heart" and pointless effort......................
#12
#15
Mmmmmmmmmmm 55W units - that'll get you noticed. I see the 55W sets have smaller wiring looms - is that why you're fitting the 55W instead of the 35W ?
Or do you like having Patriots floodlights for headlights ?? HEHE
I'd maybe fit a single bulb HID kit to the Katoom while you're at it - being seen on the back roads is a good idea IMO
I bought my set from Australia -
Or do you like having Patriots floodlights for headlights ?? HEHE
I'd maybe fit a single bulb HID kit to the Katoom while you're at it - being seen on the back roads is a good idea IMO
I bought my set from Australia -
#16
another HID supplier
I got some HIDs from here: DDM Tuning: HID and LED Lighting look under motorcycle kits 45 dollars not including shipping Was 15 for my address. Lifetime warranty H4 Hi, Low combo bulb 55 watt 6 amp at start up Includes bulb, bulb harness and slim ballast choice of bulb colors I got 6000k Had one on my other bike
Got another one for the hurricane Ordered and on the way for my birthday .should be here next week
Got another one for the hurricane Ordered and on the way for my birthday .should be here next week
#17
I got my HIDs from ebay. HID H4 35W 12V 6000K Bi-xenon Hi/Lo Bulb & DC Slim Ballast Kit for Motorcycle | eBay
I was going to go with DDM, but I read some not so great stories about them. Their kits come from china anyways, so I figured I'd just skip the middle man.
I was going to go with DDM, but I read some not so great stories about them. Their kits come from china anyways, so I figured I'd just skip the middle man.
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Yep I liked the compactness of them and I think they'll be fine - they are
Chinese - but hey cheap 'nuff to toss if they are bunk
Chinese - but hey cheap 'nuff to toss if they are bunk
Mmmmmmmmmmm 55W units - that'll get you noticed. I see the 55W sets have smaller wiring looms - is that why you're fitting the 55W instead of the 35W ?
Or do you like having Patriots floodlights for headlights ?? HEHE
I'd maybe fit a single bulb HID kit to the Katoom while you're at it - being seen on the back roads is a good idea IMO
I bought my set from Australia -
Or do you like having Patriots floodlights for headlights ?? HEHE
I'd maybe fit a single bulb HID kit to the Katoom while you're at it - being seen on the back roads is a good idea IMO
I bought my set from Australia -
#19
#20
Just do it
Fitted mine 18 months ago and now recommend them to anybody with stock lamps. Visibility and vision is amazing.