Snipe_attack'07
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Thanks a lot sir & advance Happy new yr to u!leminhtuan said:
HID installation
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dude_pare01
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make sure its HS1 bulb compatible...hook me up if ever dude!
H4 for t135 here we come!!!! 
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The price of full set HID xenon H4 hi/low Korea product is around 150$ excluding shipping.
quite expensive.
For xenon HID China product H4 (Not have high/low) only 100$ including shipping.And the quality is difference
quite expensive.
For xenon HID China product H4 (Not have high/low) only 100$ including shipping.And the quality is difference
FTD_T135_R
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leminhtuan said:The new version of T135 in Vietnam has the headlight using H2S bulb that can be replace by H4 Bulb, so that we can choose H4 HID which have 1 HID xenon for high beam and plus 1 small halogen bulb for low beam.
The pic of it :
And the installation just look like that.Hope that you will understand
bro will this wiring really work for our sniper? no other mods i need to do? no new battery? rectifier? etc? TIA
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maybe you just need to install 1 more capatitor at the wire after the on/off switch cause the stock lamp use electric directly from the engine, not from battery ( It fluctuate)
FTD
you just need to cut the wire source from stator and connect it directly
from the battery.
i will dig my pictures and video on how to.
i made a documentary about HID installation.
you also need a bigger RECTIFIER so that your battery will not drain fast.
if you need rectifer plug and play with sniper, let me know ive got one.
its the same rectifier i used in my bike.
you just need to cut the wire source from stator and connect it directly
from the battery.
i will dig my pictures and video on how to.
i made a documentary about HID installation.
you also need a bigger RECTIFIER so that your battery will not drain fast.
if you need rectifer plug and play with sniper, let me know ive got one.
its the same rectifier i used in my bike.
dude_pare01
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sir snifes what rectirier are you using...my friends already busted three rectifiers...some overcharges and bust all the bulbs
Mas Catoer
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Now I know that it is fluorescent bulb
Snipe_attack'07
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me? im just using a china made rectifier. high input low output so it will not discharge the batt & at the same time will not overload. just make sure when everything r installed rev it & the tester will not exceed 16v.dude_pare01 said:
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Try to use rectifier of any scooter that have headlight using battery power.I'm using the rectifier of SYM attila.Output max 14.7Volts.
its no brand bro.dude_pare01 said:
chinese made.
with switch to adjust voltage setting you want.
probably the rectifier your friend uses dont have regulator.
the one i have has regulator already.
Snipe_attack'07
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its no brand bro.traxxas-modifier said:
chinese made.
with switch to adjust voltage setting you want.
probably the rectifier your friend uses dont have regulator.
the one i have has regulator already.[/quote:19im6yup]
u GOT IT RIGHT BRO!
Mas Catoer
Super Veteran
Here what I think of.
If the HID needs bigger capacity, take it from batt (has very steady current)
If just needs bigger rectifier, don't connect other parts to it.
Bigger rectifier to the batt would cause overcharge and destroy the cells unless we change the batt with bigger capacity (problem with the size).
Here us with 24/7 light on for bikes, HID is not a good option.
Sorry if I mistaken.
If the HID needs bigger capacity, take it from batt (has very steady current)
If just needs bigger rectifier, don't connect other parts to it.
Bigger rectifier to the batt would cause overcharge and destroy the cells unless we change the batt with bigger capacity (problem with the size).
Here us with 24/7 light on for bikes, HID is not a good option.
Sorry if I mistaken.
