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Barry2 wrote: Be careful how many watts extra lighting will take, LEDs are great watt savers.
Additionally be aware as to how many L.E.D.s are used. I replaced all of my lighting with L.E.D.s which means I my regulator/rectifier would be working harder to regulate voltage due to lower demands. I am also running a lithium battery so I chose to use a mosfet R/R. Just my .02 cents.
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For that, what is the best readily available H4 bulb to buy? :S
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swest wrote: A blue tint is more noticeable. You can get good ones at any auto parts store.
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NO blue tint...please! :whistle:
Is there a specific bulb available that will suit my stated need? Just looking for the simplest improvement over the standard 55/60 watt bulbs available everywhere, one of which I have.
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swest wrote: Can't tell ya, SHT canned mine. :whistle:
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That's it...anyone??? :huh:
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daveo wrote:
swest wrote: Can't tell ya, SHT canned mine. :whistle:
Steve
That's it...anyone??? :huh:
All quiet on the western front.
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Sylvania Silver Start, it's bright white and designed for motorcycle vibration.
www.amazon.com/Sylvania-SilverStar-Perfo...t-reviews/B000AM8BN6
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kaw-a-holic wrote: I used to run Sylvania H4 lights. Depending on how much you want to spend, dictates how bright you can go. H4 for cars are the same as bikes.
Been looking at the SilverStar Ultra 9003 H4 to replace the standard/basic bulbs I've been using forever.
Any members having success using that one?
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daveo wrote:
kaw-a-holic wrote: I used to run Sylvania H4 lights. Depending on how much you want to spend, dictates how bright you can go. H4 for cars are the same as bikes.
Been looking at the SilverStar Ultra 9003 H4 to replace the standard/basic bulbs I've been using forever.
Any members having success using that one?
You want to stay away from any bulb with a colored lens. This acts like a filter and reduces light output. A different filament is used to compensate which burns out quickly.
Phillips Xtreme Power would be a better choice.
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