headlight replacement
#21
as my riding days are turning into evenings and dark mornings I have been contemplating a lighting upgrade for my 06 Ultra. Was consdidering this from Harley - 67700032 dual bulb halogen headlight kit.
A little more pricey then switching out just the bulb, but if their chart is accurate, it would be a pretty good upgrade. Would look at simple bulb replacement for the spot lights, probably.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...1&default=none
A little more pricey then switching out just the bulb, but if their chart is accurate, it would be a pretty good upgrade. Would look at simple bulb replacement for the spot lights, probably.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...1&default=none
#22
Here is a previous post of mine with what I did. I am still very happy with the results with what I did.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...eadlights.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...eadlights.html
I just did a current draw on my bench and both the stock HD bulb and the Ultra were the same 4.2A low 4.6A high
BTW current draw is relavent to the wattage P=EI so it makes sense they are the same as stock bulb 60/55. This rating means 60watts low beam 55 watts high beam and is the street legal limit in the US ( I know so what). Most melting occurs when you increase the 60/55 rating.
I have 900 miles of killer night vision on mine now so I guess I will have to SEE what happens on the life cycle.
I bought the e bay bulbs for the passing lights because of your post and you were right.
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#25
Kind of wondering if this would not be a good option - HID light kit from baggersplus.
A lot cheaper than the harley option, a little more than just a replacement with better bulbs, uses less energy and runs cooler.
An engineer where I work said when the company switched to HID lights for our landing lights, we were able to drop down to a 5 amp circuit breaker from a 35 amp and produced substantially better light.
http://twrbaggersplus.com/HID%20BI-xenon.html
A lot cheaper than the harley option, a little more than just a replacement with better bulbs, uses less energy and runs cooler.
An engineer where I work said when the company switched to HID lights for our landing lights, we were able to drop down to a 5 amp circuit breaker from a 35 amp and produced substantially better light.
http://twrbaggersplus.com/HID%20BI-xenon.html
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#29
This is the German one that I was talking about earlier and I found the link, it's the 3rd one down on the list. You might have to take a pair of scissors and trim off the odd tab. Great light ! it's a 80/100. I've had them before and never had one burn out on me after thousands of miles.
http://www.germanautoparts.com/Hardware/Bulbs/H4
http://www.germanautoparts.com/Hardware/Bulbs/H4
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