One of the reasons I bought Foxeye Anyhow if I would you will just do the simple lights mod: http://foc-u.co.uk/?topic=181.0And optionally can upgrade to good bulbs like halogen Philips X-treme Vision +130%.LED are lemon. They give you many lumens, but the way the light is produced is wrong and your reflectors cannot reflect it properly.HID - way too much bother and honestly the improvement above the mode with X-treme halogens is not too much. The price is ridicoulous.my 2p
right cheers guys, ill give that a go now. and decide on bulbs later if its still not enough
i wired up the other light to use both elements in the h4 bulb, and removed the cover on the h1.to be honest, it made bugger all difference, i was riding home last night doing 35mph on the country roads (60 limit) and really couldnt have gone any faster, as i couldnt see shit!!
Quote from: hmmmnz on 03 November 2015, 08:10:11 pmi wired up the other light to use both elements in the h4 bulb, and removed the cover on the h1.to be honest, it made bugger all difference, i was riding home last night doing 35mph on the country roads (60 limit) and really couldnt have gone any faster, as i couldnt see shit!!Your right, it won't make any difference if your still using the standard bulbs Makes a slight difference using Orsam nightbreakers or the Phillips equivalent but you'll get more light from HID bulbs if you get the right ones Try and get a pic as they are now, and then when you change them and you'll see the difference, plus it's good for the forum people
I for one would like to see some comparison pics if poss. I am deliberating over which route to take with lights. which Hids to get and where from. On here people seem to rate HID4U. About £90 though i think. Anyone recently tried HiDs and found them reliable?
ill get some before pics on my way home tomorrow, on a dark stretch of road,honestly i doubt i can see much further than 30 meters.i changed out the h4 for a phillips xtreme vision bulb that i had spare for the car,they are excellent in the car, but didnt make a blind bit of difference on the fazer
Having just bought a CBF1000 which hasn't had a bulb or wiring upgrade, it's made me realise just how bad the Fazer's are. The CBF is nudging car quality as standard
Quote from: Frosties on 05 November 2015, 09:34:16 pmHaving just bought a CBF1000 which hasn't had a bulb or wiring upgrade, it's made me realise just how bad the Fazer's are. The CBF is nudging car quality as standard Yeah my mates honda crossrunner is the same but we still put in an HID to make it better Glad you got your bike btw, saw it on other thread, looks smart
Quote from: sinto on 05 November 2015, 10:01:37 pmQuote from: Frosties on 05 November 2015, 09:34:16 pmHaving just bought a CBF1000 which hasn't had a bulb or wiring upgrade, it's made me realise just how bad the Fazer's are. The CBF is nudging car quality as standard Yeah my mates honda crossrunner is the same but we still put in an HID to make it better Glad you got your bike btw, saw it on other thread, looks smart Cheers Sinto It will still be getting upgraded bulbs all round and LED hand guards though - can't have too much light.
i had a spare 35w hid laying around...i dont have a spare one anymore12v 7ah battery inside, flickers like mad for about 10 seconds then heats up enough and starts