50W headlights
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50W headlights
Aren't the lights already run through a relay? Should be. As for power consumption, I think the stock wiring is up to the task, but are the lenses? Lotsa heat off a 50W bulb. Seen a 500i the other day with 2[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img] 100W KC off road lights from a truck? Can't miss him coming, don't know how long his electrical system is going to last though. More light, more power, more diggin'!
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50W headlights
I've run 4 55W lights before on an old Big Bear. I've seen several people run 2 110W off road lights on different 4 wheelers. I've never seen anyone or had any trouble myself with the wiring. I'm only running 2 of the 50W lights in place of the high beam 27W's. The lows are still the factory bulbs. I'm also running a spotlight from Wal-mart on the front rack. It's in the ATV section, comes with a pretty cool mount for about $30. I originally had it mounted on the handlebars and it worked great. It almost looked stock. I had to move it to the front rack because of the snorkel.
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50W headlights
They are really easy to adjust. Remove the front grill. There are only 2 screws in it (star wrench) use the tool in the factory tool kit. Look to the left and right. There is a single nut. Loosen the nut, adjust, and tighten down. If you back the nut off all the way you can take the lights off for cleaning or whatever. Hope this helps. It really is easy.
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