Hid kits gen2

[HAYABUSA1340]

Whats a good brand hid kit and whats perfered

 

[HAYABUSA1340]

Ive been searching and not sure whats a good brand to go with i diffently want the white only low beam and isnt there two small bulbs on the top in the corners and do you have to take the nose off to change the bulbs

 

[m_ridgeway]

Talk to blanca busa or find his thread. Ogre knows a lot about hids as well.
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[HAYABUSA1340]

Just trying to get the best quality for the the money

 

[m_ridgeway]

Ddm seems to be best for money. Ogre can do a retro kit and make it right.

The two small lights in corners as well as some install help is in here.

https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-...blinders-genii-hid-install-4.html#post2323148
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[HAYABUSA1340]

How long do the hid last for and do i need to run a toggle switch cause of a pause when starting bike

 

[m_ridgeway]

Talks about how to start the bike without them coming on in that thread. You can do a toggle or a timer as well.
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[HAYABUSA1340]

Do i need to dont want to if its ok w/o

 

[m_ridgeway]

The more times to go on off is unnecessary wear. If you always do the start procedure as described in there then no.
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[mestona]

I bought mine from starrotors they where $85 shipped for both high and low. You don't have to take the nose off the bike but I would recommend it because it is much easier to install the components and route the wiring. Otherwise it is easiest to remove the cover pannel under the nose to get at the lights. The bulbs needed are H7 low beam (the upper assembly with the reflector) and H9 high beam (the lower assembly with the projector). 5000K is a white as it gets.

 

[HAYABUSA1340]

you hold the start dwn before starting the bike

 

[HAYABUSA1340]

I bought mine from starrotors they where $85 shipped for both high and low. You don't have to take the nose off the bike but I would recommend it because it is much easier to install the components and route the wiring. Otherwise it is easiest to remove the cover pannel under the nose to get at the lights. The bulbs needed are H7 low beam (the upper assembly with the reflector) and H9 high beam (the lower assembly with the projector). 5000K is a white as it gets.

Sounds good the org members talked me out the blue i dont want glare

 

[BusaHANG]

DDM TUNING!!!!! The best, greatest price! Great and easy install.

 

[Sannosuke]

DDM TUNING!!!!! The best, greatest price! Great and easy install.

 

[HAYABUSA1340]

How much color differce is there between the 5,000 and 6,000 and will there be glare with the 6,000

 

[m_ridgeway]

What are you talking about with the glare?
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[m_ridgeway]

They are all gonna throw light all over without doing the retrofit and the lower the kelvin the brighter they are (more lumens) so in that I'd say the 5k "glare" more but the 6k and up turn more blue and if a cop is looking to pull you over that's pretty obvious.
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[HAYABUSA1340]

Just goin by what ive been told from ppl on the ORG

 

[HAYABUSA1340]

They are all gonna throw light all over without doing the retrofit and the lower the kelvin the brighter they are (more lumens) so in that I'd say the 5k "glare" more but the 6k and up turn more blue and if a cop is looking to pull you over that's pretty obvious.
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Thats a good point on the 6,000

 

[HAYABUSA1340]

So white it is then and you org members ddm is the way to go then just trying to get the best light