DIRECT BOLT ON Daymaker Style LED Headlamp For 2010+ Honda VT1300

Very nice! Ordering mine now

Ordinary Biker said:

Very nice! Ordering mine now

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Awesome Brother!! Thanks

I've got a day maker, held in by foam.
I'm wondering if I still even have myoem brackey floating around. If I can find it might go this route!

Like it. Ordered mine.

Slikk83 said:

The wait is OVER! ONLY at SLK-Customs. Now available for pre order. Shipping June 2022.
The all New Direct bolt on, Plug & Play, fully adjustable Honda VT1300 Daymaker LED Headlight!
For the 2010+ Honda Fury, Sabre, Stateline, & Interstate

HONDA VT1300 DAYMAKER LED HEADLIGHT | SLK-Customs

2010+ Honda VT1300 Daymaker LED Headlight. Direct bolt on, Plug & Play, & Fully Adjustable. our Daymaker Fits the Honda Fury, Sabre, Interstate, & Stateline

www.slk-customs.com

Fitment:
2010 - 2022 Honda Fury Daymaker
2010 - 2022 Honda Sabre Daymaker
2010 - 2022 Honda Stateline Daymaker
2010 - 2022 Honda Interstate Daymaker
2010 - 2022 Honda VT 1300 LED Daymaker

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What's the price?

Furi15 said:

What's the price?

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pre order $99, regular price $149

FURY-S1 said:

pre order $99, regular price $149

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Thanks. Does the Day maker really make that much of a difference? I have never rode with one before.

Furi15 said:

Thanks. Does the Day maker really make that much of a difference? I have never rode with one before.

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I haven't either, just wanted to try one.

Furi15 said:

Thanks. Does the Day maker really make that much of a difference? I have never rode with one before.

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I've never used the Daymaker, but I have done HID projector conversions on my truck. That made a huge difference. The last thing you should do is go the 'plug and play' HID bulb in a halogen reflector, and the Fury housing is pretty small for a traditional projector. The Daymaker concept is a plug an play projector and source all in one, with someone doing the proper engineering work on the beam pattern. I think it will work out very well. Preordered mine last night

FURY-S1 said:

Like it. Ordered mine.

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Awesome! Thanks for your order.

Furi15 said:

Thanks. Does the Day maker really make that much of a difference? I have never rode with one before.

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Yes its a night and day difference. Its much brighter and a better beam pattern.

FURY-S1 said:

I haven't either, just wanted to try one.

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I went ahead and ordered one too. Really didn't want to miss the boat on a good thing. Oh yeah, I ordered the chrome.

Ordinary Biker said:

I've never used the Daymaker, but I have done HID projector conversions on my truck. That made a huge difference. The last thing you should do is go the 'plug and play' HID bulb in a halogen reflector, and the Fury housing is pretty small for a traditional projector. The Daymaker concept is a plug an play projector and source all in one, with someone doing the proper engineering work on the beam pattern. I think it will work out very well. Preordered mine last night

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The Daymaker doesn't touch true HID retrofits. If you were to retrofit a projector into the Fury headlight housing, it would blow the Daymaker away.

That being said, the Daymaker is a big difference in output than the stock halogen. The beam pattern is still a bit scattered which I don't like, but it's not terrible. That's the result of LEDs behind a projector lens (like the Daymaker). Not up to snuff comparable to a true retrofit.

Al things aside, it's nice to now how a bolt in option for our bikes!

Mine too is held in by foam.
So far, it is working well.
But do not have that side to side adjustment anymore.

Order up, black

krashDH said:

true HID retrofits. If you were to retrofit a projector into the Fury headlight housing, it would blow the Daymaker away.

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Is there such a thing available anywhere?

ECHO said:

Is there such a thing available anywhere?

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Nah someone would have to do the retro.
Nothing "pre made" like that.

Id be a bit worried with all that wiring being stuffed right up against the projector bowl, but there's probably solutions for that

krashDH said:

Nah someone would have to do the retro.
Nothing "pre made" like that.

Id be a bit worried with all that wiring being stuffed right up against the projector bowl, but there's probably solutions for that

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It's a tight fit. To get a projector and ballast behind that glass. That was why I never did it.

Ordinary Biker said:

It's a tight fit. To get a projector and ballast behind that glass. That was why I never did it.

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Yeah I can't imagine trying to stuff a ballast in there, I would think it would have to be external. Plus you don't want anything touching that projector bowl, those things get HOT.