NB-NYTRO
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what size bulb fits the nytro? The headlights are alot better then the Apex lights.. but still have some room for improvement. I'm thinking about swapping for the new Silver Star Ultra or Eurolights.
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H4 bulbs
Sierraspirit
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H4 Bulbs
They are the H4 series. I am running the super white 80/100 watt bulbs. They seem to be better.
They are the H4 series. I am running the super white 80/100 watt bulbs. They seem to be better.
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its been stated there is little left for the stator....rock told me even the 55/100's I run will tax the stator....and could eventually lead to failure...
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Quick question...if I want to replace the bulbs with an ultra white, or tinted blue 55 watt...I could still ruin the stator?
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no its the add'l wattage that would put the load on the stator...even wattage..no worries..
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Or you could change to HID's and reduce the load on your stator and boost the light output at the same time.
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you can also by piaa bulbs that run on the same watts 60/55 and they put out 100/130 that what i run i like them yamha has them i one of there accessoeies catalog if you need the part number let me know
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Agreed.... I love my HIDsCrewchief47 said:
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darv said:
Do you have that part number? Thanks!
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my vote is for the HID once u have them u'll never go back
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Anyone know of a good company that makes a kit for this? Or any pics of their install? Thanks in advance!
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here ya go, site sponser and a great price!
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=86123
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=86123
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Guys I have a quick question for anyone that has installed HID's. I would like to support a site sponser but I found a company that sells HID kits for motorcycles(also states that is is a popular item for SideXSides Rhino and Polaris Ranger) anyway the reason I am posting is because the kit is alot cheaper, I know you get what you pay for and plug and play is definitely a nice option. What exactly would be involved installing a kit like this?
http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DDM-3 ... le-HID-Kit
Thoughts?
http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DDM-3 ... le-HID-Kit
Thoughts?
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I used an automotive kit for mine. I also made sure I got one that sources it's power directly from the battery and not from the headlight circuit. I did this because of the "power up" draw, I just wanted to be safe. In mine there is a relay and hi/lo switch that gets a signal format the factory headlight connector and then uses the battery power to power the ballists. Not really a answer I know, but just some info.
