Headligt Rubbers

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    Headligt Rubbers

    Decided to put HID headlights in the SC, anyone have any ideas on how to soften up the headlight retaining rings ?

    scot

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    you can just warm them up with a heat gun, or in boiling water. that will soften them long enough to get your bulbs in, then they will harden up again once they cool down
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    Hi Scot,

    drop them in some hot water for a few moments, and they'll soften right up like butter. Hot tap water will work, but heating it up further for a few minutes on the stove top or in a microwave helps, too.

    ~m

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    Where did you find HIDs that fit the S.C.? Do you have a MFG and Part #?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 6X6 View Post
    Where did you find HIDs that fit the S.C.? Do you have a MFG and Part #?

    Ancient Chinese Secret--- Just put some parts together from some of the mfg's I deal with. Complete kit is about $ 100.00 (includes 2 headlamp units, 1 hid kit)
    Will post pics later tonight

    scot

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    I'm curious about how bright they are....let us know.
    I've been looking at L.E.D. replacements, $60 for the pair, but no telling how bright they are untill they are bought and tried.

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    JP is running LED headlights on his 980. I don't know if he's passed verdict on them or not. How do they light up the night, Jeff?

    ~m

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    Installed LED head lamps on the GT2. The lenses/buckets are plastic for a cycle, the bulbs are 64 led-s each H4's. I reversed the rubbers to fit the buckets. They stick out from the body slightly but work.

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    Here is the kit..

    scot
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    I highly recommend them! I'm using amber LEDs on my 980 on the tub and 35W clear halogen bulbs on the front pushbar/bumper. The amber LEDs are super bright, and don't draw very much power. I can't say for sure about the white ones, but I'd imagine that they would work very well too......I'm actually planning on doing this on my Super Swamp Fox.

    And if you're thinking about going with HIDs, this is a great place to deal with. A lot of folks that I know in the sport bike community go through them.

    http://www.ddmtuning.com/Product-Cat...-Kits-Lighting
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