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Projectors definitely a must. Reflectors aren't designed to control that amount of brightness

Because the site has changed its name, and the old site name is in those links. Sent from my Moto X using Tapatalk

Yup, if you are talking HID, you are going to want to add projectors.

I enjoy my "dirt road" seat by eddie from the FZ1OA site. Very good guy, with excellent service and quick turn around time.

There is a fuse for the radiator fans. I would check there first.

Pretty crazy!! It is interesting to see how it held up when the pressure was put on the top.

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I have done a bunch: https://www.facebook.com/AffordableHIDRetrofitting

Interesting that you ask that. It does appear that it would. I did not attempt because I thought that I would mess up the chrome on the trim ring, but they clearly are separate pieces. I definitely think it is possible, however I didn't attempt.

You're most likely going to get a better output out of the first one...

Both yield a lot of inaccurate beam patterns because the bulbs are so bright, that a standard Halogen reflector can't effectively focus the light. That is why when you're talking HID, you're talking Projectors.

While HID is much brighter, by about double, I suppose LED would be a decent upgrade from Halogen. You wouldn't need to worry about the brightness blinding other drivers at night. Best upgrade is still HID, at 3000 lumens per bulb, they are far superior. Of course, when talking HID, you're...

All things possible....

Blanchy, I have done a retrofit on an FZ1N headlight. They are really easy to get open. There are some screws in the back of the headlight you have to take out first, and after the standard oven time and temp, it comes right open. Actually one of the easiest headlights that I have opened.

Doing this again: My current price on a double projector kit is $260. First part of the group buy that I will be offering is to lower that price. I am offering $225. The next part of the group buy is where I think everyone is going to be excited. Current price for a double projector...

Should be fine. I am pretty sure that Dot 4 is what you need. I will check the manual and get back to you. Edit - Checked. You need to use DOT 4, so you're good to put it in. If the fluid is really dirty, you should flush and re-bleed with fresh fluid while you are doing it...

Sorry to hear about your loss.

Glad that you are okay, and the damage is minimal. As you said, there was really no way to avoid it. Just wonder what the "mystery pebbles" were.

Welcome to the forum!! Great group here. You will find a wealth of information here to help with your bike. Why no headlight love?

Another correction. It is a Fazer 8. FZ8 is the naked version here in the states. Fazer 8's are over seas and in Canada.