Installed HIDs
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From: Hartford, WI
I will not argue that you can get a proper beam pattern, but I will say that you can get one that works and lets you see more without distracting other traffic around you. No placebo, but an honestly brighter AND more usable and further reaching beam of light than the crap Harley puts in these bikes stock.
H4 bulbs are actually some of the easiest ones to work with in terms of HID retrofits when you buy the good ones. The shields on the bulbs are some of the better designs in terms of keeping light from reaching places it's not supposed to go.
It's not legal or even optimal, but it works and works well for an inexpensive upgrade solution to the excuse for a headlamp HDs come stock with.
H4 bulbs are actually some of the easiest ones to work with in terms of HID retrofits when you buy the good ones. The shields on the bulbs are some of the better designs in terms of keeping light from reaching places it's not supposed to go.
It's not legal or even optimal, but it works and works well for an inexpensive upgrade solution to the excuse for a headlamp HDs come stock with.
Buddy with 2 lights got pulled over because 1 was not working. Well, no kidding. To make both light up, he'd have to turn on his high beams, you donut munching moron. I'd rather save up for the right stuff and not have another issue for them to hassle me. Most times I buy the cheaper stuff, it has come to bite me back in the ***. I had to get 3 warranties on my HIDs for the truck. Tossed them and got the high grade ones with much less problem.
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