[skyboz]

After seeing how bright the lights are on my buddies Rev, I was wondering how I could get the lights on my '02 ZL 600 EFI SS brighter. :dunno: Is there a lighting coil that's more powerful? I have read about people wiring there high beams so all three bulbs light up. Is that a good idea? I don't know, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! I want light up the woods like a stadium if I could!!

 

[strangeland2]

healight mod

this is the thread that wires the low beams to the high beams he recommends it for the 660s but i believe others have said it worked with the 2 strokes also but im not sure i did the mod to my 660 and it was really easy the instructions he gave are great i havent gotten any riding time with it yet since i just had it done about 2 weeks ago but definitely check it out if you havent already

 

[stevefromwestford]

my stock bulbs were 55/100 changed em to 110/135 , lights up everything , went with the yellow cause it was all he had at the time , had to change em to blue, the blue is real nice no glare

 

[kruzercat]

Something to be aware of with the colored light, however, as I understand it, blue lights are illegal in Michigan. They're reserved for DNR only.

 

[FreezerBurnt]

Its nice to have bright lights

BUT remember the other guy heading your directions

Nothing I hate more then having to litteraly stop because the light from the on coming sled is too bright :Wow1:

 

[liftedandgifted]

I was told to run sylvania silverstars in my 05 zr 900. The problem is that locally auto zone is the only place that sells these and they will not special order them for me they only stock certain things. Does anyone know what numbers I need and where I can get them. I believe the outer numbers are 894 ge bulbs. The headlights on the sled even when adjusted are still hard to see.

 

[MUSKOKA800]

Brighter bulbs.

www.bluhmenterprises.com

Bluhm list conversions for most sleds.