chadman
Expert
What kind of lights do I have to get to make my headlights brighter, is it the lens or the bulbs?
1CrazySledder
Lifetime Member
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2005
- Messages
- 2,006
- Reaction score
- 4
- Points
- 1,068
- Location
- Cartersville, GA.
- Country
- USA
- Snowmobile
- None, looking now!
Bulbs. People have been getting silverstars at Walmart or whatever. ( H4 )
I'm actually thinking about going with a H.I.D. set up like the other guy just did here with his Nytro.....
-Vince
I'm actually thinking about going with a H.I.D. set up like the other guy just did here with his Nytro.....
-Vince
I have hid's in my sled and love them.
There is a huge difference between them and a conventional bulbs.
The prices have com down, but they're still expensive. Around $450 for reliable ones.
I'm using these http://www.xtralights.com/index.asp?Pag ... rodID=1341
with the 4300K (whitest light, shine the furthest) the higher the number the more the color goes towards purple. Looks cool but you loose distance. But are still way brighter than silverstars.
you don't need the hi-low beam option because of yamaha's hi beams shine in the trees. Just adjust your headlight where you like it.
The good thing about them is, if something does go wrong and you loose both lights, you can plug the stock bulbs back in.
There is a huge difference between them and a conventional bulbs.
The prices have com down, but they're still expensive. Around $450 for reliable ones.
I'm using these http://www.xtralights.com/index.asp?Pag ... rodID=1341
with the 4300K (whitest light, shine the furthest) the higher the number the more the color goes towards purple. Looks cool but you loose distance. But are still way brighter than silverstars.
you don't need the hi-low beam option because of yamaha's hi beams shine in the trees. Just adjust your headlight where you like it.
The good thing about them is, if something does go wrong and you loose both lights, you can plug the stock bulbs back in.
