Im running 200 watts 4 trails tech lights on my bike. and wanted to know if any electrical components could go bad from running this with stock stator.

 

I run 75 watt bulbs in my trail tech lights, no problems, the only thing you have to watch for is the wiring being too small for the wattage and melting, I think it's possible. I think the stator is only rated for 150 watts, but if your'e running them now and nothing is happening, seems there should be no problem.

 

I have the trail tech 35 watt ones . my stator is small and cant take much.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

But they are freakin bright[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

How about Bajadesign HID dual light? That what I have on mine bike.... It sure turn night into daytime when I go out riding....

Raptor stator is rated up to 225 watt.

You may be running close to the max allowance along with other electrical stuffs.
On Ricky Stator they will increase another 50 watt for 125 dollar what I have seen on their web site.

 

I got some 55w fog lights from autozone, i think the brand is CyberWhite. they work fairly decent.

 

mini HIDs and some torchlights, I'll be selling the torchlights soon and getting some HIDs, so I will be sporting 4 "spot" HIDs. Should be bright!

 

My riding buddy runs 35watt trail techs and to tell you the truth I really can't see the difference between 35 and 75 watts, there both bright as hell. And thanks for the info on the stator being rated at 225 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

planning on neon( special brand for quads)( not something form autozone)