Brighter headlight bulb?

[vfred]

jensen

that is a great idea

i will put that in use with the spare roters i have floating around in my shed from various c72/77 engines

fred.nl

Just put a compas on your table and slowly push the rotor with a fixed point toward the compass until it's changes direction. The difference in distance between rotors toward the kompass, with the same influance says something about it's strenght compared with others.

Jensen

[jensen]

Hi Fred,

Just make sure that the rotors you measure are situated exactly in the same orientation towards the compass, one at the time, and mark the position with a pencill or so.

good luck,

Jensen

[Vince Lupo]

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UPDATE: Goffy has stock of 12v H4 (P43t) 35/35W halogen and Philips Motovision. Go here http://www.norbsa02.freeuk.com/goffybulbs.htm and ctr-f ('Find') B1235MOH4. Couple with one of these http://www.cycleseductions.com/candlepo ... hting.html and Bob's-your-uncle![/quote]

Just to let you know that I installed the headlight conversion with a low wattage H4 bulb, and it's really great! Thanks again Steve!

[e3steve]

Good news there, Vince; you're most welcome. Did you get the H4 bulb from Goffy or have you found a US supplier?

[Vince Lupo]

Scooterworks out of Chicago had them - about $13.00 each, so I got two.

The guys at Cycle Seductions are going to look into carrying those low wattage bulbs, which should help for 'one stop shopping'.

[e3steve]

Cool. Great news for you guys in US. Standard H4 or Philips MotoVision? As a standard 35/35 H4 that price represents a $1.50 saving, plus the cost of the UK-US postage.

Really pleased that it worked out well for you!

[Vince Lupo]

It's just a generic 'Auto Lamp Bulb'....comes in a red and black box.