On my bikes, I've sacrificed the high-beam to run both headlamps all the time; the high-beam I aimed low.
(top portion of high beam housing was masked off with automotive wrap until I realized the lense wouldn't fully adjust because I popped something loose internally -- corrected then didn't need the masking)
Depending on amount of power draw I'd consider wiring the angel halo/DRL to the running light circuit that activates with a turn of the key.
What is the amp draw ?
The Demon can then be tied to the add-on switch you mentioned.
The HIDs relay I'd put on the high-beam switch.
Whatever the existing wiring isn't designed to handle, of course has to be relayed on its own wiring.
I don't see any fuses in the diagram but I assume you have them?
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Wiring is based on how the 2nd-Gen lights are wired up.
The ECU doesn't activate the low beam relay until the engine starts.
The high beam relay is behind the high beam switch; the switch itself is powered by the low beam relay.
Diagram is obviously pretty crude an imprecise; not showing actual wiring for relays and grounding.
I can do a precise diagram upon request. That was just the quick version to communicate the basic idea.
(top portion of high beam housing was masked off with automotive wrap until I realized the lense wouldn't fully adjust because I popped something loose internally -- corrected then didn't need the masking)
Depending on amount of power draw I'd consider wiring the angel halo/DRL to the running light circuit that activates with a turn of the key.
What is the amp draw ?
The Demon can then be tied to the add-on switch you mentioned.
The HIDs relay I'd put on the high-beam switch.
Whatever the existing wiring isn't designed to handle, of course has to be relayed on its own wiring.
I don't see any fuses in the diagram but I assume you have them?
Wiring is based on how the 2nd-Gen lights are wired up.
The ECU doesn't activate the low beam relay until the engine starts.
The high beam relay is behind the high beam switch; the switch itself is powered by the low beam relay.
Diagram is obviously pretty crude an imprecise; not showing actual wiring for relays and grounding.
I can do a precise diagram upon request. That was just the quick version to communicate the basic idea.
