Amber passing lamps...
#31
I'd install the adapter to keep the passing lamps on all the time and get LED lights.
My observations while driving alot on 95 and in the daytona area is (aside from the fact that every 4th car I pass is being operated by a distracted driver) the yellow is dull in daylight, led is always better than sealed or halogen and if your headlights aren't aligned correctly, they sometimes can't really be seen at all from the side. (that last part is assumption, I have no other explanation for it)
#32
LED Headlight & Amber Passing
Just my two cents worth...I found an led replacement for the headlight that fits nicely into the bucket. Just put it in yesterday and took a short ride last night. It may need some adjustment down although no one complained about it. It's a plug and play, no rewiring. It's a high/low beam led stem that replaces a normal H4 bulb. So far I'm pleased with the results.
The LED has a small fan motor attached to the back of it that will require some mod to the rubber dust cover, aside from that no issues at all. It was a bit pricey at around $70.00, but seems worth the investment. Here is the link if you're interested..it really gets the light down the road. It's called a "CREE H4 Motorcycle Headlight Kit"
highperforancebulbs.com
I also found some CREE LED Amber Passing lights that I'm going to order that are high power wide angle amber/orange that are direct 881 replacments. Again, plug & play with no mod required at all. CREE says they're good for 20,000 hours. Here's the link for them as well. Price is around $50.00 for the pair plus shipping.
They're called "CREE 881 XP-E"
Extremebrightleds.com
Good luck & Happy Trails!
The LED has a small fan motor attached to the back of it that will require some mod to the rubber dust cover, aside from that no issues at all. It was a bit pricey at around $70.00, but seems worth the investment. Here is the link if you're interested..it really gets the light down the road. It's called a "CREE H4 Motorcycle Headlight Kit"
highperforancebulbs.com
I also found some CREE LED Amber Passing lights that I'm going to order that are high power wide angle amber/orange that are direct 881 replacments. Again, plug & play with no mod required at all. CREE says they're good for 20,000 hours. Here's the link for them as well. Price is around $50.00 for the pair plus shipping.
They're called "CREE 881 XP-E"
Extremebrightleds.com
Good luck & Happy Trails!
#33
#36
Ive been searching and completely AMAZED that I can not find a yellow 35 watt H3 bulb.
#37
. If you look close you can see the dots about half way down the light.
I will post pics next weekend
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