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Hi there again with one more query. This is for cbz classic. Well, Now I am done with the battery and I have been instructed to change the battery of my cbz, by our castrol bike zone head. Cause the neutral light is flickering. Now I could have gone with the dafault battery of the cbz, the exide battery what we get in hero honda spare shop. Now coming to my problem, I want to get a 100w bulb...The philips rally vision. Though i dont have any ideas to go with the windtones in order to save the battery. But in case if I opt out and go for the HID or philips rally vision, I need a bettery which can handle the hid's or even the 100w bulb requirement. Please help me out. What I know of this is that cbz can allocate only the stock battery....I need something which would provide higher wattage while reamining same in size. thanx in advance....Team XBHP......
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Rewind the coil and put a 90/100w Philips Rally Vision. Abhilash has done this mod on his classic CBZ.
If you really want to put HID then you will have to rewind the coil, upgrade battery to 7ah or 9ah, put APE's RR Unit and make entire wiring DC.Comment
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Unless until he has K&N fitted direct to carb.. where is the place to accomodate 7 or 9ah battery in the bike ??Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View Post
My best bet, shree please you also add more input as you have seen my 100w glowing up @ more than 5k rpm.
Instead of wasting time making DC, putting HID & making space for Bigger battery in the bike go for Coil rewinding & put 100W Rally vision Bulb.. that's it you wont regret your choice..
PS - Even I was hellbent for DC connection but once I got this done & checked it on highway, I am now thinking why do we need DC when in Highway you are all the time more than 5k rpm & In City I feel it is not more Imp as we have better street lights to take care ofsigpicAll India Permit 1+1Comment
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