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blown globe
One of my head light bulbs has blown on the 3en2, so me thinks its a good time to think about illumination upgrades.
I like the look of the twin head lights so I want to retain them but improve the colour and brightness.
What do people recommend ?
I like the look of the twin head lights so I want to retain them but improve the colour and brightness.
What do people recommend ?
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Re: blown globe
Fit the unit from a FZR1000 Exup - they look the same but have H4 bulbs. The 3en2 bulbs are a Yamaha only thing.
You might be able to get an H4 to fit your lights by modding the holders but the changing the unit is easier.
You might be able to get an H4 to fit your lights by modding the holders but the changing the unit is easier.
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Re: blown globe
Oh - check the wattage of the originals you may need to use some relays so you don't fry the wiring
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Re: blown globe
It seems the Yamaha globes are p45 and the locating flange can be taken off and put on h4 globes.Evilchicken0 wrote:Oh - check the wattage of the originals you may need to use some relays so you don't fry the wiring
found a mod of it on a VDub site.
Thanks Evil
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Re: blown globe
take some pics of the mod - it maybe useful
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Re: blown globe
I ride a 1986 fzr400 genesis and have found these on ebay :- XENON SUPERWHITE p45t 90/100W bulb upgrade pair 410 H4 it does say not road legal on the description though.
just type that in on the bay (or copy n paste).
they should fit and come with free side light bulbs too.
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just type that in on the bay (or copy n paste).
they should fit and come with free side light bulbs too.

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Re: blown globe
Hi Q007,Q007 wrote:I ride a 1986 fzr400 genesis and have found these on ebay :- XENON SUPERWHITE p45t 90/100W bulb upgrade pair 410 H4 it does say not road legal on the description though.![]()
just type that in on the bay (or copy n paste).
they should fit and come with free side light bulbs too.![]()
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90/100W is a big jump from 35/35W/ Did you have any problems with the wiring getting hot ?
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Re: blown globe
not so far.....
all seems to be fine. my origionals are 45/50 not 35/35.
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Re: blown globe
Has anyone had a go at installing one of the HID kits?
Found this one advitised as fitting the FZR
Yamaha FZR YZF 88-02, Twin HID Kit Ultra Slim Ballasts
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Yamaha-FZR-YZF-8 ... 286.c0.m14
Found this one advitised as fitting the FZR
Yamaha FZR YZF 88-02, Twin HID Kit Ultra Slim Ballasts
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Yamaha-FZR-YZF-8 ... 286.c0.m14
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Re: blown globe
Remember Yamaha have their own bulb fitting to these 400's so get the FZR1000 exup lamps first - they should be H4. If you want to use HID after that then you'll be able to get a bulb that will fit.