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hi guys. I want to upgrade my headlights, but was planning on going with a 10 inch led bar. From what ive seen on these forums you probably want to convert from ac to dc power. I was looking for the most cost effective way, so im planning on sticking with the stock stator and not installing a battery. Ive been wanting to do the conversion for a while now, but every time i read any of the topics on here about i feel sort of perplexed, (im not that electrical savvy yet). So i was wondering if someone could give me a pretty detailed and description of what i have to do, and maybe some pictures would help. Any help would be appreciated though. Thanks

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search, there was just a topic about this with pictures.

i mean fuck it was even titled "dc conversion"

 

http://bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=159393&st=0&p=1393324&hl=+dirt%20+wheels&fromsearch=1entry1393324

I had used the search function and that one didn't pop up. My bad. Thanks though

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The reg rectifier a must. When you float the ground, that where the floated wire goes to.

People give crap over the search tool but its not perfect so just use google and google images.

 

Any who, you might not need a battery or capacitor for led but a small battery will help for those times when your at idle maybe. It there was a battery then if you just need some lite your good and there it a lot of small battery options on flea bay.

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