curvy faired bulbs

hey guys

i want upgrade my bulbs on my curvy (faired one) where is best to get decent ones. what ones are best i would prefer a shop as i want them quick does halfrauds have anything gd

cheers russ

any info u can give me will be a big help
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Autozam Az-1

[dirtydog]

Halfwits do a range of H4 bulbs you should be able to get something "better". I've got Osram Nightbreakers fitted in my SV at the moment

[Viney]

Yup as the Dwag says, plenty out ther for 'upgrade purposes'

Philips X-Treme
Osram Nightbreakers or silver stars
Halfords stuff
PIAA stuff
or HID kits.

That sums up the best of the best really. If you still have the original bulbs then they are 45/45w so any bulb will be better than that, and you need H4 fittment if you have a UK dual bulbed bike. Stay away form the cheap stuff on ebay (unless its branded like above)

Nightbreakers get my vote

I got mine from here.
http://www.autobulbsdirect.co.uk/h4-...-pr-17118.html

You can get a twin H$ HID kit, uk based (guy is in london) with a two year warranty for £35

He's an ebay power seller - no wiring its all plug and play

so does it matter what power they are if the orginals ar 45w/45w can i get the 60/55s and they be fine in the bike ??
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Handjob college

[embee]

60/55W is fine, it's what everyone uses when upgrading and is the standard H4 automotive lamp rating.

Another vote for Philips Xtreme Power here, but I believe there's nothing to choose between them and Osram Nightbreakers. Avoid cheapo eblay type lamps, they're usually inferior products, short life and often inaccurate manufacture so poor light performance, false economy, get the proper branded versions.

Another vote for nightbreakers, I have them in the car too

Halfords Extreme brilliance bulbs are much better than the standard ones (I got them cos i work there and can get them cheap), not sure what they're like compared to the Phillips or Osrams but they do the job much better than standards.