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I have used the search tool but cant find my answer so i was gonna throw this out there and see what i find out.
I just installed the HID light on my 10sg from ddm tuning, i installed this same light on my 09 vrscf but did a mod where i put an inline splice on two wires and it enabled hi+lo to be ran at the same time but only low by itself
i always turn my brights off when passing cars but when driving at night on Kentucky backroads every bit of light helps.
Thanks for any help
I just installed the HID light on my 10sg from ddm tuning, i installed this same light on my 09 vrscf but did a mod where i put an inline splice on two wires and it enabled hi+lo to be ran at the same time but only low by itself
i always turn my brights off when passing cars but when driving at night on Kentucky backroads every bit of light helps.
Thanks for any help
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I have used the search tool but cant find my answer so i was gonna throw this out there and see what i find out.
I just installed the HID light on my 10sg from ddm tuning, i installed this same light on my 09 vrscf but did a mod where i put an inline splice on two wires and it enabled hi+lo to be ran at the same time but only low by itself
i always turn my brights off when passing cars but when driving at night on Kentucky backroads every bit of light helps.
Thanks for any help
I just installed the HID light on my 10sg from ddm tuning, i installed this same light on my 09 vrscf but did a mod where i put an inline splice on two wires and it enabled hi+lo to be ran at the same time but only low by itself
i always turn my brights off when passing cars but when driving at night on Kentucky backroads every bit of light helps.
Thanks for any help
There is actually a short start up time needed to reach full strength, so that would be counter productive when traveling at high way speeds to switch lights.
How the hi/low thing works is, the bulb slides in/out to change the beam focus.
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I'm not sure what kind of HID unit you have, but as I understand they do not really have a separate lights for the Hi beam/low beam.
There is actually a short start up time needed to reach full strength, so that would be counter productive when traveling at high way speeds to switch lights.
How the hi/low thing works is, the bulb slides in/out to change the beam focus.
There is actually a short start up time needed to reach full strength, so that would be counter productive when traveling at high way speeds to switch lights.
How the hi/low thing works is, the bulb slides in/out to change the beam focus.
but on this new setup your right there is one bulb for both hi/lo
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