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Hi everyone . I have a new 2022 520 pioneer. Do anybody have any suggestions for upgrading the front headlight bulbs. Thanks
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Small light bar. Otherwise you are basically changing from yellow-ish to white light but you aren’t actually gaining any real light.
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Ask him also…
Pics Or It Didnt Happen too! 😂
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Welcome from Alabama.
I changed out the OEM bulbs for JDM ASTAR LED from Amazon here is a link showing the difference between OEM and LED (post #36) P500 - A new P500...this weekend!
I also went with a small (7.25inch) 2160 Lumen LED (36W/3A) light bar from Tractor Supply Company - https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/traveller-725-in-36w-light-bar?rfk=1
Not sure what shipping to Canada would be but maybe you could find something similar at Canadian Tire.
FWIW - Most of the time I find that the LED conversion bulbs are quite adequate and rarely use the light bar.
I personally like lights mounted below my line of sight, as I find it's easier to see in inclement weather since fog, rain and snow all reflect back to the light source.
Good luck, and don't forget to post pics.
I changed out the OEM bulbs for JDM ASTAR LED from Amazon here is a link showing the difference between OEM and LED (post #36) P500 - A new P500...this weekend!
I also went with a small (7.25inch) 2160 Lumen LED (36W/3A) light bar from Tractor Supply Company - https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/traveller-725-in-36w-light-bar?rfk=1
Not sure what shipping to Canada would be but maybe you could find something similar at Canadian Tire.
FWIW - Most of the time I find that the LED conversion bulbs are quite adequate and rarely use the light bar.
I personally like lights mounted below my line of sight, as I find it's easier to see in inclement weather since fog, rain and snow all reflect back to the light source.
Good luck, and don't forget to post pics.
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I picked it up on dec 23/21. East Coast Canada. Waited months to get it with a deposit down on machine.
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Welcome from Montana. Put on an led light bar. If you don’t want to pay hundreds of $ for one, go on amazon, get a Chinese-made one with good reviews and seal around the edge of the glass and where the wires go in with silicone caulk.
I upgraded my headlight to leds and they still were not adequate to pick my way down a trail at night.
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I upgraded my headlight to leds and they still were not adequate to pick my way down a trail at night.
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Years ago, I was in your situation and I went with the HID conversion kit, not cheap.
I loved it for many years, but then when light bars became popular and cheap, I got one of those too....for so much less expensive! (and a lot more light)
Then I added rear-facing lighting for fun. LED lightbars from Harbor Freight is the way to go...
I loved it for many years, but then when light bars became popular and cheap, I got one of those too....for so much less expensive! (and a lot more light)
Then I added rear-facing lighting for fun. LED lightbars from Harbor Freight is the way to go...
