f150swartz
New member
ive looked and looked and havent been able to find anything, i have a 98 srx all stock, i want to put in a battery for auxiliary power. is there any way to wire it so the sled will charge it up? reason is i want to do the dual headlight swap and run two hids as well as retrofit projectors with hi/lo as to properly aim the light, and im afraid the stock stator wont handle it as ive got hand and thumb warmers and heated shield.. ive considered swapping the taillight and gauge lights to leds to possibly help.
super1c
Super Moderator
You are right, the stock old ignition system cannot handle HID's. A upgrade to the new dual bulb system is a must. The sled already is wired for electric start, just follow the write up in tech section to find wires. This will charge battery. While at it you should just run restart, is a great upgrade.
BETHEVIPER
Life Member
just wire battery to your smoothing coil,
BETHEVIPER
Life Member
to go dual bulb, you will need gauge pod, windshield and headlight.
Viktory2k1
VIP Member
Get the LEDs, only 35w apiece ( I think thats high beam)
I got this idea the day after I bought a new gauge bezel. Sticking to the single unless I come into some "extra" money.
I got this idea the day after I bought a new gauge bezel. Sticking to the single unless I come into some "extra" money.
f150swartz
New member
to go dual bulb, you will need gauge pod, windshield and headlight.
yeah ive read that, one thing i dont know is.. will my gauges fit in the new gauge pod? im going to assume yes...
f150swartz
New member
You are right, the stock old ignition system cannot handle HID's. A upgrade to the new dual bulb system is a must. The sled already is wired for electric start, just follow the write up in tech section to find wires. This will charge battery. While at it you should just run restart, is a great upgrade.
ok ill look again. thanks. finances arent quite there to do a full estart upgrade yet... it starts with just one pull anyways.. maybe in the future
f150swartz
New member
just wire battery to your smoothing coil,
how do i go about that? just splice red wire and black wire straight to a battery? as well as wire battery to ground? unplug the smoothing coil and wire to battery? this will charge the battery also?
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fourbarrel
VIP Lifetime Member
yeah ive read that, one thing i dont know is.. will my gauges fit in the new gauge pod? im going to assume yes...
Gauges are all the same size and will fit right in the dual pod.
f150swartz
New member
Awesome thanks!Gauges are all the same size and will fit right in the dual pod.