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Q: Has anyone tried this bulb on an BMW G650GS? I am a bit concerned it might fry the wires, reflector or lens.

You MUST use 12g stranded wire with quality insulation to each h4 socket terminal. You MUST use Ceramic High Heat HD socket. You Must usea relay that is 20% Higher rated than the max amp draw. Your altenator or generator must have the added capacity so to cover the increased draw@ idle of these lamps or they will draw down the battery. If smaller wire or alt capacity there will be voltage drop which increases amp and thus heat. For 1 light on a bike figure for 13.5v to be safe which adds to 9.6 amps. Use a 15 amp relay. For high low you need 2 relays use two 15a or 1 15a hi and 1 10a lo. If its 2 for a dual lamp or 4wheel vehicle double Watt so 260w÷13.5=17a. Best use 25 or 30a relay for high and low. Ideally use a dual output relay so 1 12g lead to each bulb from relay term not daisy chained. Ideally run 10g from battery or alt post to relay input. Built like this you will never have a capacity or heat issue when in good condition. YOU CAN NOT USE ANY STOCK WIRING HARNESS!! NOT EVEN MOST PREBUILT HD WIRING HARNESS. If you follow the above general guide with properly crimped connectors it will not only not burn up but 2 Will have much higher light output. Remember a 5% drop in voltage = a 15% drop in light output 1:3 ratio. Ideal voltage is 14.5V on 12v systems.

Q: I have an original stock headlight. Anything special i need to do to use this bulb?

The current draw with this bulb is more than stock so after having the lights on for say a 30 minute drive in warm weather see if the connector at the bulb is hot as well as the wires going to it with the lights still on if so you should install a hevi-duty connector and wire kit. My jeep 2005 wrangler handled these bulbs just fine and I think most vehicles will need nothing.....DBW

Q: I have a 1998 Kawasaki Vulcan 800 Classic. Any need to upgrade anything electrical or does this simply replace the stock bulb? Thanks

Oh yeah. You should not just plug this in and go. These bulbs make a ton more heat than a stock 55/60 bulb. Buy a ceramic plug as well, otherwise the stock pug will just melt over time. I think I paid maybe 12 bucks for 2 ceramic H4 plugs on Amazon.

Q: Will these work on my motorcycle? it's a 2004 bmw r1150r, and h4 is stamped on the glass plate of the light housing

The h4 bulb will fit, May want to check the wattage they get kind of hot. There is a lower watt bulb too I believe.

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💡 Light up your off-road legacy with HellaH4 brilliance!

BUILT FOR RUGGED USE - Designed to withstand demanding environments like agriculture & forestry
PROFESSIONAL GRADE ONLY - Ideal for specialists who refuse to compromise on lighting power
TRUSTED BRAND RELIABILITY - HELLA’s rigorous testing ensures dependable, long-lasting light
UNMATCHED BRIGHTNESS BOOST - 130/90W wattage delivers superior illumination for off-road pros
PRECISION 12 V COMPATIBILITY - Engineered for optimal performance with standard vehicle voltage

The HellaH4 130/90W High Wattage Bulb is a 12V automotive headlight designed for professionals requiring intense, reliable illumination in challenging off-road and industrial environments. Delivering 100 lumens of brightness, this single bulb is engineered for vehicle-specific fitment and built under strict quality standards by HELLA, a trusted name in automotive lighting.

Specifications

Brand	Hella
Brightness	100 lumen
Item Package Quantity	1
Color	Multi
Auto Part Position	Rear
Manufacturer	Hella
Automotive Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
OEM Part Number	H4 130/90W
UPC	760687781424 760687150664 191215170036
Global Trade Identification Number	00760687150664
Model	HELLA H4 130/90W
Item Weight	1.12 ounces
Item model number	H4 130/90W
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Exterior	Painted
Manufacturer Part Number	H4 130/90W
Mirror Lighting Type	automotive-exterior-headlight-bulbs
Voltage	12 Volts