Installing HID Lights
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eblake4770@yahoo.com
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I found it easier if you removed the nose piece to mount the transformers but you don't have to. You can just remove your gauge cluster and should be able to get to everything.
I am getting ready to install a low beam for a friend of mine with a 2011, plan to take the inners off and remove the gauge cluster like I did on my gen 1.
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Here is a link to the threat that was done when the new ones come out. Its a step by step and it really helps. https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-ii-busa-information/124304-gen2-hid-install.html Should be pretty easy
Yes use this thread for help >>>> https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-ii-busa-information/124304-gen2-hid-install.html <<<<
I hear the person who wrote it did a great job
I hear the person who wrote it did a great job
Best of luck
Pics when you are done
I used Blanca's post as a go by and it went smooth with no problems.
Good luck. Let us know if you need help.
I did ti through the guage cluster and there was plenty of room!
Thanks for the tip though!
Thanks for the tip though!
OK all done 
I used Blanca's notes to pretty much install my HID's with a few differences as below:
* My globes were different (see pics below) and they didn't require trimming. They were a straight swap over without modifications.
* My connector for the low beam wasn't a straing match up which i gathered Blanca's was. My wires had male connectors to slot straight into the existing female connectors however I didn't like the chance of them coming lose so i cut the factory connectors off (leaving enough wire so they could be reinstalled again if required) and soldiered the new wires to the factory wires. The connectors on the new HID wires are now permanently installed on the bike and they act as the quick release plug. (See pics below).
* I secured my ballasts and resisters identical, not by reading viewing the pictures, but because its pretty much the only place and looked right. After looking at Blanco's I noticed his were the same. So it shows its a good location.
* other then that its all the same and easy to work out as per Blanco describes and they look AWESOME.
NOTE: Remember to go buy a pair of LED lights to replace the Parkers (T10 Connectors) they cost about AU$10-$20 for the pair. See the below pic with the standard globes compaired to the new LED's.
Easier then installing my Scorpio i900R alarm system.
I used Blanca's notes to pretty much install my HID's with a few differences as below:
* My globes were different (see pics below) and they didn't require trimming. They were a straight swap over without modifications.
* My connector for the low beam wasn't a straing match up which i gathered Blanca's was. My wires had male connectors to slot straight into the existing female connectors however I didn't like the chance of them coming lose so i cut the factory connectors off (leaving enough wire so they could be reinstalled again if required) and soldiered the new wires to the factory wires. The connectors on the new HID wires are now permanently installed on the bike and they act as the quick release plug. (See pics below).
* I secured my ballasts and resisters identical, not by reading viewing the pictures, but because its pretty much the only place and looked right. After looking at Blanco's I noticed his were the same. So it shows its a good location.
* other then that its all the same and easy to work out as per Blanco describes and they look AWESOME.
NOTE: Remember to go buy a pair of LED lights to replace the Parkers (T10 Connectors) they cost about AU$10-$20 for the pair. See the below pic with the standard globes compaired to the new LED's.
Easier then installing my Scorpio i900R alarm system.
cheferman65
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Smashing!
Wayneovich
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Nice looks good man that is one of the best mods you can do.
Where'd you get your hid lights and what model are they? Also where'd you buy your clutch cover? @TyronOK all done
I used Blanca's notes to pretty much install my HID's with a few differences as below:
* My globes were different (see pics below) and they didn't require trimming. They were a straight swap over without modifications.
* My connector for the low beam wasn't a straing match up which i gathered Blanca's was. My wires had male connectors to slot straight into the existing female connectors however I didn't like the chance of them coming lose so i cut the factory connectors off (leaving enough wire so they could be reinstalled again if required) and soldiered the new wires to the factory wires. The connectors on the new HID wires are now permanently installed on the bike and they act as the quick release plug. (See pics below).
* I secured my ballasts and resisters identical, not by reading viewing the pictures, but because its pretty much the only place and looked right. After looking at Blanco's I noticed his were the same. So it shows its a good location.
* other then that its all the same and easy to work out as per Blanco describes and they look AWESOME.
NOTE: Remember to go buy a pair of LED lights to replace the Parkers (T10 Connectors) they cost about AU$10-$20 for the pair. See the below pic with the standard globes compaired to the new LED's.
Easier then installing my Scorpio i900R alarm system.
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9 yr old thread....probably won't get an answer...not to mention Tyron hasn't posted since 2012
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