Hi Greg - I am pretty sure we bought the standard one. It was $7.95 or so. They had bulbs up to $19.95 and $24.95 But I wasn't about to spend that much.
All told I spent about $70.00. Two relays, two bulb plugs, spool of wire, one H4 bulb, a couple of other electrical things, an orange soda and a bag of sour apple candies. I think the sour apple candies are the key to the whole project. If Fred was getting tired he ate a candy and the sourness snapped him back to reality.
Fred has the bill of materials for the project. We shopped at Fry's and O'Riley's. He can list the specifics.
It went like this, "You need this, and this, and this, and this." "Okay."
One really cool thing is he let me use his lathe (sp?) to make a Delron spacer for the new H4 bulb. That was cool. I watched him make the parts for the R6 Fork project but I got to use the machine for this project with his coaching. It was really fun. He did have to hit me over the head on a few safety issues. You don't know what you don't know.
I'm sure he'll post the photos and details soon. We actually forgot to take photos until we were putting the fairing liner back in. Oops! But I think we have enough so you'll get the idea. If not I'll take the liner off next weekend, 10 days from now, and take some snaps. It looks totally OEM.
All told I spent about $70.00. Two relays, two bulb plugs, spool of wire, one H4 bulb, a couple of other electrical things, an orange soda and a bag of sour apple candies. I think the sour apple candies are the key to the whole project. If Fred was getting tired he ate a candy and the sourness snapped him back to reality.
Fred has the bill of materials for the project. We shopped at Fry's and O'Riley's. He can list the specifics.
It went like this, "You need this, and this, and this, and this." "Okay."
One really cool thing is he let me use his lathe (sp?) to make a Delron spacer for the new H4 bulb. That was cool. I watched him make the parts for the R6 Fork project but I got to use the machine for this project with his coaching. It was really fun. He did have to hit me over the head on a few safety issues. You don't know what you don't know.
I'm sure he'll post the photos and details soon. We actually forgot to take photos until we were putting the fairing liner back in. Oops! But I think we have enough so you'll get the idea. If not I'll take the liner off next weekend, 10 days from now, and take some snaps. It looks totally OEM.
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