Thanks for posting that.
As far as heat goes incandescents have to dump more heat into the surround than LED's. Think about it and it's obvious why. (Hint, total power in, efficiency and anything that doesn't come out as light comes out as heat)
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pair-Ph...935367&hash=item5b4cea37f2:g:AtwAAOSwGrVckKGW
These seem to work VERY well. I did put a thin smear of silicone grease on the mount section just to remove more heat from the housing. It also has a bigger heatsink area than the original posted.
I did have to adjust the low beam down quite a bit, otherwise it fits neatly - i.e. the cap goes back on with no issues, the cutoff is razor sharp and better than the incandescent it replaced. It also throws a lot more light to the sides which is a desirable property here.
My only concern is long term durability, we have lousy weather for night riding right now so the only test has been a half hour ride through semi-rural streets.
As far as heat goes incandescents have to dump more heat into the surround than LED's. Think about it and it's obvious why. (Hint, total power in, efficiency and anything that doesn't come out as light comes out as heat)
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pair-Ph...935367&hash=item5b4cea37f2:g:AtwAAOSwGrVckKGW
These seem to work VERY well. I did put a thin smear of silicone grease on the mount section just to remove more heat from the housing. It also has a bigger heatsink area than the original posted.
I did have to adjust the low beam down quite a bit, otherwise it fits neatly - i.e. the cap goes back on with no issues, the cutoff is razor sharp and better than the incandescent it replaced. It also throws a lot more light to the sides which is a desirable property here.
My only concern is long term durability, we have lousy weather for night riding right now so the only test has been a half hour ride through semi-rural streets.
