Gen I HID's?

[jeremy_283]

dude seriously?.......... but aside from that, where's a good place to get a good WEATHERPROOF DEI 528 T delay timer?????? like a reputable shop, i saw a link on this forum but i am not sure whos used them

 

[BUSA GHOSTRIDER]

Look, this is the one I just ordered. It seems like an extremely easy delay and it is waterproof. I was a little put off by the price, but with what I saved doing the DDM HID's I figured why not.

Tripage LED

Take a look!

 

[BUSA GHOSTRIDER]

Even an install video for you. Pretty hard to mess that up!

 

[jeremy_283]

where does it say it's waterproof?

 

[Rainbow7]

Dude, you just tuck it in under the side panels, or inside your nose cowl. It won't get wet.

 

[Dehning]

I just put some insulation tape over the adjustment hole and taped up the opening where the wires go into the unit and I have never had any problems.

Incandescent HIDs ? ? ?

 

[jeremy_283]

Dehning, do you run the delay timer from tripage? (i dont know if PM was sent to you cause it didnt show in the sent box)

 

[GIXERHP]

What year is your bike??

 

[jeremy_283]

it is a 2007

 

[Dehning]

I'm using a standard DEI 528T that there are dozens of on ebay

 

[GIXERHP]

it is a 2007

Well then there is NO NEED for a timer on your bike!

The timers where needed for the older bike that the head light did not turn off during crank!

 

[gixxer1kr]

Jeremy u must be confused.Get the 35 watt ddm hid.I recommend 6k . its very bright but not to blue.Get the dei 528 relay off ebay.$15 shipped at most.Follow the directions how to wire the relay as previously posted.Once u run the hid low bean and u turn on ur stock high beam u wont even see it anymore.I even run a PIAA blue led running lamp in the high beam.Looks awesome.Now read no more and order the above stated.lol..

 

[jeremy_283]

Well then there is NO NEED for a timer on your bike!

The timers where needed for the older bike that the head light did not turn off during crank!

seriously lol? the guy right after you said i needed one, this confuses me...

 

[jeremy_283]

BUSA GHOSTRIDER ordered one btw... he has an 07, although your post number is way high and u got plenty of kanji's i cant help but question... where exactly if the electronic module that tells the lights to turn off during cranking?

 

[Rainbow7]

seriously lol? the guy right after you said i needed one, this confuses me...

Jeremy, you don't need one.

All you have to is hold the starter down, turn the ignition key to on and then pull the clutch in. The HID's won't come on until you release the starter button.
Again: there is NO need for a delay timer. In your case it would be a waste of money.

 

[GIXERHP]

The only bike that had a problem where 99 to 01, when Suzuki went to the newer harness, the problems are few and far between.

My bike is an 04, bigbore motor, and i have never had an HID problem, in six years now, on my bike!

Listen to who you want to, but it comes down to preference.

 

[Dehning]

If you can remember the whole special start up sequence every time then great, otherwise just get the damn delay.
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[Rainbow7]

If you can remember the whole special start up sequence every time then great, otherwise just get the damn delay.
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Yes, if you're completely and utterly retarded, get the delay.

 

[Dehning]

I have 4 bikes and that method doesn't work on all of them, so fine, call me retarded for making sure. I can afford the $14 per bike.
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[mysql]

I get my HID's tonight Hopefully have pics to post.