[abk]

Originally Posted by ankitahuja

Any help on the above from the technical guys?

In all likelihood the root cause got to be the lower wattage of the LED lamps. Although I have an OHC but because us being continents apart can't check out the truth of this theory. There are lamps which are designed (without using any semi-conductors) to blink. However, I have not seen them in ages, and not at least in automobiles. By the way, what happens if you remove one (and then both) of the indicator lamps and turn the switch the indicator on? Does the other lamp (with one) and the one on the dash still blink at the original rate?

[akshay4587]

Originally Posted by hunt

techies , whats the best upgrade to stock safari headlights.

also add on what would you suggest on rally 4000 or light force ,
its for 4x4 safari which go into the guard or any roof lights...

For headlamps try any Decent 100\90 W bulbs with relay

[alligator]

Hi hunt,
Go for the lightforce n if u have suffucient funds get XGT 460 hid nothing comes near it i mean NOTHING in terms of lightning the road

[hunt]

Originally Posted by akshay4587

For headlamps try any Decent 100\90 W bulbs with relay

i saw a post replacing safari headlamps with 100/130 do you think the set can handle this much of heat.

[hunt]

Originally Posted by alligator

Hi hunt,
Go for the lightforce n if u have suffucient funds get XGT 460 hid nothing comes near it i mean NOTHING in terms of lightning the road

thanks aligator,

here where do u think would be the right place to keep these expensive lights , front of the hood or i mean between the guard on bumpers or on roof . and who is the best dealer to get these lights and what would be the pricing .

[hunt]

Originally Posted by alligator

Hi hunt,
Go for the lightforce n if u have suffucient funds get XGT 460 hid nothing comes near it i mean NOTHING in terms of lightning the road

Hello alligatore,

gone through some sites and i couldnt find your specification the closest i found in this link http://www.lightforceusa.com/images/...webversion.pdf

can you give me any links.

[gintojacob]

Originally Posted by PaulBarber

Can anyone give pointers to a reliable auto accessories shop in trivandrum from where I can get Philips 100/90w bulbs and a good quality relay kit for my 2006 Getz? Are there any particular branded relay kits available?

In Trivandrum it is available with "Motor Plaza" -Automobile accessory shop at Sreekaryam, Phone no. 0471-2590023. If you need, they will do the installation also.

[yatinchoubal]

Originally Posted by hunt

i saw a post replacing safari headlamps with 100/130 do you think the set can handle this much of heat.

Dude, m using 130/100 in my santro. If santro can handle def, ur car will too. Make sure you use ceramic holders

[Sha]

Originally Posted by hunt

Hello alligatore,

gone through some sites and i couldnt find your specification the closest i found in this link http://www.lightforceusa.com/images/...webversion.pdf

can you give me any links.

Lightforce lights are very costly but excellent. I have installed lightforce in my gypsy.

[ankitahuja]

Originally Posted by abk

In all likelihood the root cause got to be the lower wattage of the LED lamps. Although I have an OHC but because us being continents apart can't check out the truth of this theory. There are lamps which are designed (without using any semi-conductors) to blink. However, I have not seen them in ages, and not at least in automobiles. By the way, what happens if you remove one (and then both) of the indicator lamps and turn the switch the indicator on? Does the other lamp (with one) and the one on the dash still blink at the original rate?

Tried with one bulb as well, it still blinks fast. Same when both are taken out. Since both indicators blink fast individually (with all 3 bulbs in place), the above will have no effect in any case I assume.

Does this now mean that the bulbs are a waste? Or should I try them in a different car?

[Raccoon]

Quick question - which is the best (brightest) halogen bulb for motorcycles?

My Shogun is still using an ordinary bulb. Would like to change it to a halogen. Don't want to do any coil rewinding, etc...

Stock bulb is 35 watts.

[bblost]

Originally Posted by Raccoon

Quick question - which is the best (brightest) halogen bulb for motorcycles?

My Shogun is still using an ordinary bulb. Would like to change it to a halogen. Don't want to do any coil rewinding, etc...

Stock bulb is 35 watts.

Before you change your headlight try cleaning the headlight lens.
It takes less than a minute to spray some water and wipe with a cloth.

If you still feel that you must upgrade then and only then change your light.

[Raccoon]

^^^Cleaning the glass from outside? Of course that is done every few days... and always when its washed.

Thing is its still on an ordinary filament bulb. And any halogen should be better than that... I just want to knwo which would be the best buy.

[bblost]

Originally Posted by Raccoon

^^^Cleaning the glass from outside? Of course that is done every few days... and always when its washed.

Thing is its still on an ordinary filament bulb. And any halogen should be better than that... I just want to knwo which would be the best buy.

A halogen is without doubt better than an ordinary filament type bulb.
By cleaning I mean every time you are about to start a night ride.

On the highway it means at every break spot.

Use a clean cloth to see the amount of dirt and insect matter that gets onto the headlight.
I personally prefer colin or brisk.

[alligator]

Hi HUNTER,
Contact Mr N K Kota- +9198860 03036. He is from Kumar's, Do share which light do you finally decide to buy.

Mr Sha could you please share which product you have from LIGHTFORCE on your GYPSY