I have a Yamaha TDM 850 1993. Shoul use and H4. Which model work best for Hi/low bean, 100/80, do I need extra installations ?
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I used the bulbs in a vintage Mercedes Benz. I have zero experience with motorcycle lamp applications. Sorry mate.
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Hi Francisco. I installed my bulbs into a 1992 Toyota pickup after upgrading the old sealed beams to European housings. I am sorry to tell you, but I honestly have no idea if they would work in your Yamaha. Take care.
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I'm running a Pioneer GM-D 8604 4 channel. These speakers take some time to break in and open up. Probably about 150 hours, then you'll notice the bass, mid, and treble really open up. You don't want to use a bright amp with these, also use a good head unit that allows you to control all the frequencies. I'm using a pioneer head unit. All equipment is pioneer and the wiring is Audio Quest Topaz. The system sounds great, very deep bass and extremely clear and not fatiguing. I have this set up on my Harley Ultra Classic. Fairing is lined with acoustic foam and speakers are surrounded by polyfill fiber. I have the Pioneer TSD170 6.75" coaxil as the rears and ported into the trunk. I'm running a Pioneer GM-D 8604 4 channel. These speakers take some time to break in and open up. Probably about 150 hours, then you'll notice the bass, mid, and treble really open up. You don't want to use a bright amp with these, also use a good head unit that allows you to control all the frequencies. I'm using a pioneer head unit. All equipment is pioneer and the wiring is Audio Quest Topaz. The system sounds great, very deep bass and extremely clear and not fatiguing. I have this set up on my Harley Ultra Classic. Fairing is lined with acoustic foam and speakers are surrounded by... » Read More I'm running a Pioneer GM-D 8604 4 channel. These speakers take some time to break in and open up. Probably about 150 hours, then you'll notice the bass, mid, and treble really open up. You don't want to use a bright amp with these, also use a good head unit that allows you to control all the frequencies. I'm using a pioneer head unit. All equipment is pioneer and the wiring is Audio Quest Topaz. The system sounds great, very deep bass and extremely clear and not fatiguing. I have this set up on my Harley Ultra Classic. Fairing is lined with acoustic foam and speakers are surrounded by polyfill fiber. I have the Pioneer TSD170 6.75" coaxil as the rears and ported into the trunk. « Show Less
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Keith I just installed the rancho quick lift set up on my 04. Rs999921 and 999937. Different part numbers for each side. Pretty happy with them so far. Lifted the front up about an inch and a half over stock.
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I have 2 of the Hifonics 15's that your looking at and I did have one BRX1100.1D amp and it worked very well with those two subs. I suggest going a little bigger Hifonics BRX1400.1D Brutus Vehicle Mono Subwoofer Amplifier It's always nice to have that extra headroom, I guess it's more of a mental comfort than anything. It's really priced well right now.
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The Echo was my second choice bu frankly I would shop for nothing less than 90cc's after handling my yard guy's 90. Don't hesitate for going onn to higher displacements engines. 75 IS GREAT but 90 gets your heart aflutter.
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Best advise I can give is go vendor site for that burner. It lists the hp models that deck will work in.
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Unfortunately this is the standard plug and play for 94 up.......mine is a 74 motor on a 91 boat I went to I boats forum to get the wiring schematics but st used common sense a did it 1 wire at a time and soilderes an heat shrinked my connections another thing is tge warning horn is loose in the box not pre wired like your old one so just find the wires and you're done hou really need ti to replace the cables as well it was another 35.00 but worth every pennie......take your time and it will work great!!!
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IMO if you putting these on a aftermarket amp get some 4 ohm speakers to be more amp friendly. These are 2 ohm and probably best for factory replacements. As far as what amp to get i am guessing you are going low budget. MBQuart and hifonics make cheap good 4ch amps. Stay away from the wally world stuff and don't forget high level inputs or a line out converter. PAC SNI-35 great budget LOC
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John,I'd start here http://hawg-wired.com/product.php/cPath/67 . HAWG Wired has a lot of stuff for the HD/HK systems.As far as the Rockford Amp this place http://www.throttleupindustries.com/rockford_fosgate_harley.html has full install kits.Hope that helps.
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Yeah i have mine mounted on a horton. But get the modle that has iluminated cross hairs. You'll. Love it !!!
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Mine are in my motorhome built on the E450 chassis. Mine were an easy install on the doors. There's a video on YouTube for my exact install. Class C motorhome install. Sound great. Used the dB boost for the tweets and it's almost too much. Had to eq them down a bit. Great inexpensive upgrade.
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I have a hi fonics d class Brutus 1200 watt. On my one 12" sundown and wow. This thing hits hard. The lows are astonishing for a 12" and I built my own box at 35hz. Ported. Sundown has the specs for it to.
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I installed 2 of theses in a sealed box and run them off a Hifonics ZRX1200.1D Zeus. They sound great! Bass is clean and hits hard at 2ohms.
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There should be one for the 1500. My 3500 rides a bit hard in the back. Drives like a champ with weight in the box but real bouncy otherwise. Then I removed the spacer so I have about 1" clearance between the axle and timbrens instead of running directly on them. Makes a difference for my back for sure. Have the front ones too for plowing. Was way too rough. Got the hell bent steel 2" leveling kit. And that helped out tons now the the suspension has 2" before the timbrens hit the axle. Hope this helps
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Yes any standard hi-hat stand will work this unit. I'm using a Yamaha stand.
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"Good bass" is relative. In a small, sealed enclosure the reproduction from this is pretty well balanced between high and low frequencies. However, it cannot reproduce "deep" bass. An old but still valid rule-of-thumb is lowest LF response x highest HF response should = 500,000 to achieve a "balanced" sound. For ANY 4-inch driver the natural cut-off is around 5 kHz and I would say (without measuring it) it does go down to around 100 Hz = 500.000. So there you have it.
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The woofer and tweeter components together are treated as one speaker system and are not rated separately. The speaker wire from your amp or head unit connects to the crossover and there are wires from the crossover to each component. Their continuous power handling rating is 100 W, but you should select an amp with some headroom on top of that. You can safely go up to 2.5 times the continuous power rating, i.e. up to 250 W RMS per channel. Anything above that and you could damage the speakers by overextending the woofer cones. I give them 125 W RMS per channel and they sound phenomenal--I am using a Polk PAD4004 amp. If you like to listen at moderate to loud volumes, I do not recommend going below the continuous power rating because your amplifier will have to work REALLY hard to drive the speakers at higher volumes and signal clipping will occur. This can cause both the speakers and amplifier to overheat and damage them. (See http://www.crownaudio.com/how-much-amplifier-power) It is certainly possible to use the amplifier built into your head unit, and they will sound a whole lot better than the factory speakers, but they won't sound nearly as great as they could powered by a good amp and again, there's the potential for damage. The diameter of the tweeter is just under 2". The mounting cup for the tweeter fits into a 2" hole and then the tweeter snaps into the mounting cup.