HID help!

[GMAN SERGU]

Originally Posted by PAC MAN

I bought the same kit but haven't installed them yet. Can you shoot a few pictures. I'm deciding if I want to sell the kit and go another route now. Thanks.

They are REAL Bright, they can see you! day or night. I live in the woods in Maine with many moose and deer, Low beam are straight and far and high beam spreads the patern and you can see sides and all. I had BMWs with HID but these are brighter. The picture would show a real bright ass light, there is cheaper out there but Philips German made are rated as top of the line. Good luck deciding.

[Beavz]

GMan..
You get the Standard, slim, or Phillips kit?

[GMAN SERGU]

Originally Posted by Beavz

GMan..
You get the Standard, slim, or Phillips kit?

I got the Phillips kid, there is plenty of room in the RG. Better warranty and durability.

[OrgTRX]

Originally Posted by dirtbag

It sounds like the terminals in the connectors are backwards. Does the bulb have a shield on half of it? If so, it needs to remain shield-side down. You may just need to adjust your headlight aim. It can be done with the fairing on, though the holes in the fairing, in front of your forks.

And before you consider the Daymakers... give Holeshot a try... HD has enough money, but they could care less if youre happy or not.

There doesn't appear to be anything that I could have plugged in backwards. Clips and one way fasteners on all pieces. No, there is no shield on the bulb. It's just a HID bulb for the low beam and a halogen for the high beam. Check out the link to the kit I posted to take a closer look. I'lll try the headlight aim adjustment when I have time again.

Thanks

[OrgTRX]

Originally Posted by GMAN SERGU

Hi
I got the HID lights and are bight! I align my lights with the screws on the faring in my garage. Look at your manual at the distance and correct hight the lights should be and adjust. They are bright and I notice that the high beam is spread patern and the lows are straight. I can see everything in front including animals on the woods. The HD LEDs are nice and very effective but if one of the LEDs burn there is no replacement for one LED light, you have to buy the hole setup again an are expensive (by my local HD dealer). The HIDs are replaceable and more affordable. Good luck

thanks .

[OrgTRX]

Originally Posted by PAC MAN

I bought the same kit but haven't installed them yet. Can you shoot a few pictures. I'm deciding if I want to sell the kit and go another route now. Thanks.

sorry for the delay. I'll try to upload some pictures tomorrow.

[EasternSP]

I always use the HID for highbeam and the highbeam setting of the switch for low beam. I also have the driving lights set up so they are on with the HIDs. If someone ever claims that they didn't see me, I would chase their seeing eye dog away.