smitty141
My name is Smitty.. And I have a motorcycle proble
If some one bought a set of Solteks and changed there mind send me a PM. Thanks
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Toecutter
What would DoG do?
You've got PM
twowheelnut
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
What, like SolTek didn't wanna donate? :dntknw:
Warchild
Benevolent Dictator
When he returns from the IBR, you might wanna ask Rick Martin how he likes his Solteks...... :huh:
dougc
I didn't do it!!
Warchild
Benevolent Dictator
Yeah... pity the Soltek's are turning out to be this way.
BTW, Doug.... it is good to see you posting, my brother. I want to buy you a beer at the Finish Line....
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Fencer
Why yes, I am a Smart ***
DougW
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dcarver
Well-known member
My guess is that they draw too much current? As one who has ordered, not yet received/installed this is somewhat disturbing?
Warchild
Benevolent Dictator
Er, no.... they draw too much water!
Several have suffered water intrusion during Leg One. They apparently don't do that well in the rain. Kinda un-nerving to see a water level on the inside of the lens before you send 23,000 volts down the line to light off the salt chamber.... :blink:
TheAxeman
Well-known member
And to think that yesterday I was having regrets about not ordering them . God certainly does work in mysterious ways.
. God certainly does work in mysterious ways.
DougW
Well-known member
[Er, no.... they draw too much water!
Several have suffered water intrusion during Leg One. They apparently don't do that well in the rain. Kinda un-nerving to see a water level on the inside of the lens before you send 23,000 volts down the line to light off the salt chamber.... :blink:
Thanks for the info, got a set in the garage waiting for brackets. I guess it don't rain that much during those Baja offroad races.
Several have suffered water intrusion during Leg One. They apparently don't do that well in the rain. Kinda un-nerving to see a water level on the inside of the lens before you send 23,000 volts down the line to light off the salt chamber.... :blink:
Thanks for the info, got a set in the garage waiting for brackets. I guess it don't rain that much during those Baja offroad races.
IndianaTom
Well-known member
Can 2 TINY holes be employed to keep it dry? One in the bottom of the reflector, and one in the bottom of the housing? Perhaps under the ring to keep water from blowing up in?
DailyCommuter
Illegitimi Non Carborundum
hey smitty just noticed... Is that an Aussie in you avatar. or just another extremely handsome breed of dog. I have 2 aussie's
smitty141
My name is Smitty.. And I have a motorcycle proble
Yes, thats Rocky my 2 year old Blue Merle. I have 3 Aussies. Pete 9yr old blk tri, Rocky 2yr, and Norman 1year old. I would like more, but running a vacuum once a day is enough. Smitty
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Toecutter
What would DoG do?
One of mine kinda fogged up after two hours of downpour in the Marriot parking lot at WFO. I was just gonna send it back to be repaired under warranty. Auxiliary lights need to be watertight, and my guess is that Baja Designs thinks they are. After all, the warranty period is three years....... they draw too much water!
Several have suffered water intrusion during Leg One. They apparently don't do that well in the rain. Kinda un-nerving to see a water level on the inside of the lens before you send 23,000 volts down the line to light off the salt chamber.... :blink:
