Finally found a Sylvania silverstar H4ST!!
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Finally found a Sylvania silverstar H4ST!!
And man, what a pain in the @ss that was!!! I visited 2 autozones, advanced auto parts and neither of them had it. Went home to call a few places.. called 3 autozones, bennett auto supply, 2 advanced auto parts, and 3 pep boys and FINALLY I found a pep boys that had two and it was a 50 mile round trip!!! SO MUCH FOR THIS BULB BEING A COMMON PART!! So I finally got it. I'm going to install it in a few minutes, but just figured I'd blow off some steam on here before I do so..
I SURE HOPE THIS BULB IS WORTH IT!!
I SURE HOPE THIS BULB IS WORTH IT!!
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Hmmm... not as big of a different as I would have thought, but I think my headlamp needs to be adjusted. My brights SUCK for using at night. When I put my brights on, they just shine straight down to the sides of the bike, and WAAAAAAY up ahead to the point where its pointless.. any suggestions?
The bulb does seem to be a bit brighter though, but not a huge difference. It was worth the $20 I'd say.
The bulb does seem to be a bit brighter though, but not a huge difference. It was worth the $20 I'd say.
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Do you have a headlight ring? Or is it the stock ring? I put the HD extended visor type ring on mine because of the "halo" effect very close to the bike. Couldn't see much when on brites because of the reflection so close to me. The ring eliminated that. It does sound like it needs to be pointed down a bit too tho. I thought the $20 investment was worth it over the stock bulb.
Mike
Mike
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http://www.sylvania.com/content/disp...x?id=003696562
I went with the Ultra bulb and couldn't believe how much different it was. It was only sold in pairs - but I went for it - and love it...
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I probably ride more at night than most people since I work the Midnight shift...the stock light is horrible.
I actually removed the metal diffuser piece in the headlamp. I believe it is there so the brightest part of the light is shielded so as not to blind oncoming traffic.
It helped out a little, plus I was running the higher watt HD bulb, which just burnt out on low-beam. I believe it was 60/110? or something like that.
I have replaced with the Silverstar, but have not rode with it yet.
The trim ring is $30 or $40 and is a nice looking piece...my brother and I both have it.
I actually removed the metal diffuser piece in the headlamp. I believe it is there so the brightest part of the light is shielded so as not to blind oncoming traffic.
It helped out a little, plus I was running the higher watt HD bulb, which just burnt out on low-beam. I believe it was 60/110? or something like that.
I have replaced with the Silverstar, but have not rode with it yet.
The trim ring is $30 or $40 and is a nice looking piece...my brother and I both have it.