headlight question?
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RE: headlight question?
I've heard that it really isn't a good idea to run the two togather. It'll overload your whole electrical system? Why Honda build it to only have 1 headlight running on low, IDK...if there was a safe way to have both lights able to run lows/highs at the same time, I'd do it.
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I've heard that it really isn't a good idea to run the two togather. It'll overload your whole electrical system? Why Honda build it to only have 1 headlight running on low, IDK...if there was a safe way to have both lights able to run lows/highs at the same time, I'd do it.
I've heard that it really isn't a good idea to run the two togather. It'll overload your whole electrical system? Why Honda build it to only have 1 headlight running on low, IDK...if there was a safe way to have both lights able to run lows/highs at the same time, I'd do it.
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Yep. The light pattern on the headlight housing is different, but the bulbs are the exact same H7's (no difference in wattage). Why wire the two together? Just flip the highbeam switch and leave it.
Like dragon said, raise the low beam a smidge, lower the high beam to "just under" the lowbeam and you'll be fine. I run both headlights (aftermarket HID's BTW) day and night, for months now.
Like dragon said, raise the low beam a smidge, lower the high beam to "just under" the lowbeam and you'll be fine. I run both headlights (aftermarket HID's BTW) day and night, for months now.
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This post is a little above my head. But if both lights usesame wattage and amp's then it should not affect electrical system. I am lost now though. I allways drive with high beams on day or night I have never been pulled over for it either. Fyi I don;t care one bit if I **** of some cagers. At least they know im there and if they are pissed they are probably watching you closely wich could make it safer for you unless the try to run you off the road. Can anyone post a link for how to make them both high beams? forget adjustments I want them as bright as possible. Bright lights save lives.
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All you need to do is flip the switch. It is not different then running the high and low beam at the same time. HOWEVER, you can buy a high/low socket, and a high/low bulb, and then you can adjust it with the switch. You can have them both low, and then one low one high when you flip the switch.