2013 GT650r Headlight Upgrade
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Hi All,
I’m just about to go down the path of upgrading the standard headlight with LED projectors.
I have attempted to improve the standard lights with HID 55w units which did improve it somewhat but not to what I would say was acceptable.
I will try and document to help people and if I get time will put it up her.
My question is:Has anybody attempted this conversion on here themselves or am I trailblazing?
Thanks
Jason
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I have fitted a led unit to my gt250, pretty easy to do, new shell the right size was the hardest bit to find but once I got that job done.
So did you dismantle the light and replace the projectors or just fit LED globes?
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So I went ahead and pulled the existing headlight apart. This was to study the internals of the unit and figure out what was going to fit.
I ended up ordering a 3 inch and 1.8 inch LED projectors which set me back a little over $100 AUD for the pair.
Manufactured some brackets and put it all back together.
I downloaded a light meter and installed it on my phone to measure the light outputs.
Original was about 200 LUX the new improved version came to a little over 1000 LUX.
The difference to night riding is out of this world.
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Oooo, care to share some pictures of this1?
Absolutely. I will take some shots of the one I am currently doing. I am modifying the initial design of brackets on my first light to make them more stable.
Im thinking if there is enough people interested I could sell these.
The wiring will be plug and play and will have two low beam and two high beam.
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Good heavens! – Are they all Halogen?
If you make some kind of guide / tutorial, i will share this on UK groups online as the night time in UK is terrible with most little villages out of the city in full pitch black, and animals have free will on the farm roads we would not want to run over!
In fairness, i threw in the best regulators and stators i can get, some osram nightbreaker bulbs & call it a night! (no pun intended)
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Good heavens! – Are they all Halogen? If you make some kind of guide / tutorial, i will share this on UK groups online as the night time in UK is terrible with most little villages out of the city in full pitch black, and animals have free will on the farm roads we would not want to run over! In fairness, i threw in the best regulators and stators i can get, some osram nightbreaker bulbs & call it a night! (no pun intended)
So I have ripped out the guts of the housing and manufactured brackets to mount LED projector lenses. I would not recommend this upgrade without upgrading the rectifier.
I have measured the Lux of a standard headlight being of a little over 200. The Lux of my upgraded unit is a little over 1000.
I am now manufacturing these Units here in Australia and offer an exchange service for $300 AUD.  Im happy to help people overseas with this upgrade if they want to contact me.
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- This topic has 15 replies, 7 voices, and was last updated 8 months, 1 week ago by .
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Posts
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Hi All,
I’m just about to go down the path of upgrading the standard headlight with LED projectors.
I have attempted to improve the standard lights with HID 55w units which did improve it somewhat but not to what I would say was acceptable.
I will try and document to help people and if I get time will put it up her.
My question is:Has anybody attempted this conversion on here themselves or am I trailblazing?
Thanks
Jason
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-
I have fitted a led unit to my gt250, pretty easy to do, new shell the right size was the hardest bit to find but once I got that job done.
So did you dismantle the light and replace the projectors or just fit LED globes?
-
-
So I went ahead and pulled the existing headlight apart. This was to study the internals of the unit and figure out what was going to fit.
I ended up ordering a 3 inch and 1.8 inch LED projectors which set me back a little over $100 AUD for the pair.
Manufactured some brackets and put it all back together.
I downloaded a light meter and installed it on my phone to measure the light outputs.
Original was about 200 LUX the new improved version came to a little over 1000 LUX.
The difference to night riding is out of this world.
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Oooo, care to share some pictures of this1?
Absolutely. I will take some shots of the one I am currently doing. I am modifying the initial design of brackets on my first light to make them more stable.
Im thinking if there is enough people interested I could sell these.
The wiring will be plug and play and will have two low beam and two high beam.
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Good heavens! – Are they all Halogen?
If you make some kind of guide / tutorial, i will share this on UK groups online as the night time in UK is terrible with most little villages out of the city in full pitch black, and animals have free will on the farm roads we would not want to run over!
In fairness, i threw in the best regulators and stators i can get, some osram nightbreaker bulbs & call it a night! (no pun intended)
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Good heavens! – Are they all Halogen? If you make some kind of guide / tutorial, i will share this on UK groups online as the night time in UK is terrible with most little villages out of the city in full pitch black, and animals have free will on the farm roads we would not want to run over! In fairness, i threw in the best regulators and stators i can get, some osram nightbreaker bulbs & call it a night! (no pun intended)
So I have ripped out the guts of the housing and manufactured brackets to mount LED projector lenses. I would not recommend this upgrade without upgrading the rectifier.
I have measured the Lux of a standard headlight being of a little over 200. The Lux of my upgraded unit is a little over 1000.
I am now manufacturing these Units here in Australia and offer an exchange service for $300 AUD.  Im happy to help people overseas with this upgrade if they want to contact me.
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