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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
thanks mateOriginally posted by rprathin View Postyou can use 55/60 watts bulb without any problems
was confused on if the battery would be able to handle them or not..
these days its very hard at night with all the newer cars n bikes having really bight lights head-on..
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relay..? are you sure..?Originally posted by devils_friend View PostIf i am not mistaken, it does require relay to help the battery remain proper?
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
relay does not help battery in anyway instead it save stock wiring and stock switches from going kaput. relay itself is a switch.Originally posted by devils_friend View PostIf i am not mistaken, it does require relay to help the battery remain proper?
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Fz do not require one the stock switches and wiring would take that much load
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
Thanks. What bulb would you recommend in 55/60W range? My ride is FZ-SOriginally posted by rprathin View Postrelay does not help battery in anyway instead it save stock wiring and stock switches from going kaput. relay itself is a switch.
Fz do not require one the stock switches and wiring would take that much load
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
philips extreme vision but will be costly.Originally posted by devils_friend View PostThanks. What bulb would you recommend in 55/60W range? My ride is FZ-S
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
as long as the product is good and would not do any damage to the existing setup, this one time cost is worth it..Originally posted by rprathin View Postphilips extreme vision but will be costly.
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but one thing, on the buld it is written as HS1, what is this thing..?
would this bulb be available in this..? or all are the same..?
Ride safe and have fun.
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Nadeem
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
hs1 would fit in h4 also and vice versaOriginally posted by nadz11.ns View Postas long as the product is good and would not do any damage to the existing setup, this one time cost is worth it..
but one thing, on the buld it is written as HS1, what is this thing..?
would this bulb be available in this..? or all are the same..?
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
still philips extreme vision comes in h4 alsoOriginally posted by nadz11.ns View Postas long as the product is good and would not do any damage to the existing setup, this one time cost is worth it..
but one thing, on the buld it is written as HS1, what is this thing..?
would this bulb be available in this..? or all are the same..?
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
Thanks. Some say its good and some say its just like the stock one. So, this adds to my confusionOriginally posted by rprathin View Postphilips extreme vision but will be costly.
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Cheerz!!The real beauty lies in throttle's twist!!
Headlight can be replaced, Head cannot be. Wear a helmet.
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the difference is there but not much still better than normal 55/60.Originally posted by devils_friend View PostThanks. Some say its good and some say its just like the stock one. So, this adds to my confusion
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
hey i used to have a dio (2007 ) oneOriginally posted by suprasuperb80 View PostHello friends,I have installed a HID(Normal H4 type 2,Halogen+HID) on my Honda Dio (New Model 2012).When I ride about 20 mins with HID on battery is sucked up totally,Self Starter doesn't start.The problem is that HID sucks up my stock Exide 3Ah battery but then I upgraded my battery to Amaron Pro Biker 5Ah but I am still not convinced.Mechanic said that he has has also installed a cut-out and it has been installed in such a way that it turns on when I turn on the ignition switch.
Will coil rewinding help resolve my problem?.
Any possible solutions to my problem?.
Plz help me.
Thanks in advance.
i used to run on hid and a air horn along with few led's
later changed from hid to projector setup
initially even my battery got sucked up totally
but after i did some changes it ran fine even after 2-3hrs long highway rides and even city riding
my changes were,
A pulsar 220's 9aH battery with altering the stock battery case
and my mechanic changed the coil which has more recharging capacity
and i dont recommend u to add another battery to the bike
better try to consult another mechanic who is good at such stuff
cheers
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
you can buy these onlineOriginally posted by pixantz View PostCant find the Philips Extreme Vision or Osram Nightbreaker anywhere in and around Malad/Andheri

www.*********/shopping/special-bulbs
the link is not appearing so in Asterisk(**********) mark write this
vickyin please put the dot between in and vicky.
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Re: Let there be Light : Bike Lighting, HID etc
I avoid online transactions as far as possible. By the way is this link cash on delivery? Maybe I'll go for it then...Originally posted by rprathin View Postyou can buy these online
www.*********/shopping/special-bulbs
the link is not appearing so in Asterisk(**********) mark write this
vickyin please put the dot between in and vicky.
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