booxzzy Posted March 17, 2012 Report Posted March 17, 2012 ive got 55 WATS driving lights kit but before i instal it i wanna know is that too much of draw for stock banshee? Quote
So Cal Suspension Posted March 17, 2012 Report Posted March 17, 2012 ive got 55 WATS driving lights kit but before i instal it i wanna know is that too much of draw for stock banshee? Yes, Your stock stator can handle ~75 watts on the lighting circuit, MAX... typically that means two 35w headlights, and a 5-10w tail light. Quote
booxzzy Posted March 18, 2012 Author Report Posted March 18, 2012 Yes, Your stock stator can handle ~75 watts on the lighting circuit, MAX... typically that means two 35w headlights, and a 5-10w tail light. tnx,so i have to get better stator or to instal baterry? Quote
So Cal Suspension Posted March 18, 2012 Report Posted March 18, 2012 tnx,so i have to get better stator or to instal baterry? Not a battery, but you will have to upgrade your stator. Unfortunately, 99% of the aftermarket stators on the market are complete junk, and often don't work right out of the box. You'd be better off leaving your stock stator, and upgrade your lights. I sell 10w LED lights. All you will need to do is a DC Conversion. No battery is needed. The lights are $198 for a pair, shipped. They are 950 MEASURED lumens each. Nearly 3x as bright as your stock lights, and only draw 10 watts of power each. PM me if you want more info. Quote
booxzzy Posted March 29, 2012 Author Report Posted March 29, 2012 Not a battery, but you will have to upgrade your stator. Unfortunately, 99% of the aftermarket stators on the market are complete junk, and often don't work right out of the box. You'd be better off leaving your stock stator, and upgrade your lights. I sell 10w LED lights. All you will need to do is a DC Conversion. No battery is needed. The lights are $198 for a pair, shipped. They are 950 MEASURED lumens each. Nearly 3x as bright as your stock lights, and only draw 10 watts of power each. PM me if you want more info. hov can i do dc conversion,is it from 12V to 5V? Quote
hp2000 Posted March 29, 2012 Report Posted March 29, 2012 Contact matt he has all the info you need and will be doing a step by step install/conversion with his lights. Quote
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