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rd1959
09-15-2017, 04:28 PM
I don't know if anyone has tried this but I found a H4 45/45w bulb made by a company called EiKO on Amazon. It's a little more expensive than most 55w bulbs ( almost $17.00) but I was concerned about heat buildup with the 55w. The light pattern seems similar to the stock bulb but brighter. Hopefully it will be long lasting too.
fjmartin
09-16-2017, 10:56 AM
Good find. I've been really happy with my Genssi Elite LED. Especially since I spent a little time recently and tuned it by turning the element a little and it focused the beam for a fantastic pattern that also works amazing now when I hit the high beam. I've had it for a year now and no issues. Passive heat sink so no noisy fan to break like some other LEDs. Only thing I had to do was cut a hole in the rubber cap of the headlight assembly but no water has penetrated and I live in the Pacific Northwet!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Elite-LED-Headlight-Conversion-Kit-6000K-Bulbs-8000LM-H4-H7-H11-H13-9007-9006-/162016496792?var=&epid=1373738450&hash=item25b8ef8c98:m:mN1YuisscpG2W5OuJ4pzTDQ&vxp=mtr
rd1959
09-16-2017, 11:43 AM
Good find. I've been really happy with my Genssi Elite LED. Especially since I spent a little time recently and tuned it by turning the element a little and it focused the beam for a fantastic pattern that also works amazing now when I hit the high beam. I've had it for a year now and no issues. Passive heat sink so no noisy fan to break like some other LEDs. Only thing I had to do was cut a hole in the rubber cap of the headlight assembly but no water has penetrated and I live in the Pacific Northwet!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Elite-LED-Headlight-Conversion-Kit-6000K-Bulbs-8000LM-H4-H7-H11-H13-9007-9006-/162016496792?var=&epid=1373738450&hash=item25b8ef8c98:m:mN1YuisscpG2W5OuJ4pzTDQ&vxp=mtrI was just about to do the same mods with that style of bulb when I ran across the Eiko bulb. I've owned my bike for only a month and the thought of hacking away at any part of it kinda freaked me out. The Eiko bulb, after flattening the two tiny tabs, is a direct fit with no other modifications.
I did learn something new. Those little tabs are for keeping the bulb from turning in the reflector.
Give me about 58 more years and I might be smart by then. :lmao:
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