Would this work for a headlight on my son's gokart?
1752636
No, it would not be bright enough. I bought two as flood lights and they hardly light 10 feet ahead
1752637
Probably, attached to a 12v battery or alternator, not sure how sophisticated the go-cart is. Might not hold up well to severe bouncing. Meant as a stationary light, and out works for that. I might try one because it's cheap. I would get the ' harsher' light. Not soft. It's brighter. With some rubber under the mount it could work for a while.
981886
You will probably have to modify the bracket. The metal bracket that I received wasn't strong enough to carry the weight of the headlight without adding supports, and the hardware that was sent, I found useless for headlight attachment. Maybe you'll have better luck!!!
1280954
So long as it came with factory projector headlights, yes. Also, this is probably one of the better kits I've purchased. Be sure to get the cancelers with it. You will need to made a small hole on the back of the housing to slip the wires in and silicone it back up. All in all, great kit.
1577205
it depends on your application. i would for sure suggest it though. it'll take the load off your headlight switch.
688835
it depends what youre using it for, check the size of the bulb your swaping online first. Then match it up with this or another bulb.
1240741
As long as the scooter has valve caps/stems similar to what is on a automobile tire or bicycle tire. Yes they should work fine. The only other issue I can think you might have is the cap and LED assembly is fairly long in length. So the distance between the valve stem and the axel of your scooter may be an issue. I can tell you tomorrow, the total length of the light/cap assembly, if you would like me to.
703306
No, this is a *low watt* flasher for 24 watt 'led' only...the electrical current of head lights requiring much more. Get a flasher labeled "headlight"
46607
Yes it will but you might have to do a little sanding of the rails on the light, they are more rounded off in the inside then straight.
1895776
If it hold a 7" round headlight and then yes it will fit. Two extra wires that needs to be hooked up to your night light, or body light. One is positive and the other is a ground. They are awesome I love them.
1990248
It will work if the bulbs in your track lights have a standard screw-in socket. If they have halogen prong-type sockets then nope!
1162955
If your HD headlight is a 7" h4 lamp this should fit no problems. I put one in my 96 Fatboy.
727956
Yes that is exactly what I did. The sticky part is about a half inch to 3/4 of an inch diameter. What I did was drill a tiny hole just big enough to get the wire thru and stuck the light to the inside of the headlight and tail lights. Works great and looks awesome. These things are pretty bright too.
734173
It should but check your manual or look on the internet, the manufacture of the light should tell you the bulb number to use for your light
760991
It should, they're meant to be as generic as possible. The part that might be difficult is figuring out where to mount the panel, it may not fit inside of your dome light, so you might have to stick it to the outside of the cover.
1858315
No, it will not. To do that you will need to get some kind of polish and I recommend an electric buffer. Mask off the headlight area.
1980695
They should work. I used them to replace the headlights on my sears riding lawn mower.
2144467
Probably not unless your track lighting system takes standard screw in lights like you would find in a desk lamp. These work great but they fit a standard screw in receptacle.