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You may already be aware and are going to roll the dice, but everything Ive seen LEDs just don't throw the light downward as do HID or halogen. Not mention the requirement for relays/resistors.
Ive projectors but went with Sylvania ZXE's and its a nice white and doesn't break the bank.
GL
Fogs example, Driver's side ZXE...
Ive projectors but went with Sylvania ZXE's and its a nice white and doesn't break the bank.
GL
Fogs example, Driver's side ZXE...
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I have some LED headlights in my stock Quad Headlights. Purchased from Xenon Depot. The Lo Beam work much better than stock halogens IMHO (particularly after I adjusted them down). I need to use the 'clocking' feature to dial in the Hi Beams though.
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I have the OPT7 in my Quad lows and they are way bright. Need to adjust down though.
Side Question if you had duals and swapped to Quads can you just jumper a wire to make the Lows come on with the Highs like a stock Quad truck would?
BTW the OPT7 was straight forward 15min install.
Side Question if you had duals and swapped to Quads can you just jumper a wire to make the Lows come on with the Highs like a stock Quad truck would?
BTW the OPT7 was straight forward 15min install.
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I put these in my stock headlights, had Sylvania ZXE's in prior. These LEDS put them to shame. SUPER BRIGHT. I'm very impressed with them. Put the fogs in a week later.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07214VFM1/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07214VFM1/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I'll give a vote for the OPT7's. But, make sure, if you go that route, to get the Fluxbeam-X version. They are much better than the original Fluxbeam. A little more in price, but well worth it. I'm very happy with them. They come with everything you need to be plug and play. And, all of the wiring fits inside the headlight housing.
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Exactly what this guy said!
I have those exact bulbs in mine and they are pretty decent for what they are...
I added switchback turn signals so that all my lights at night are white
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Do the OPT7 Fluxbeam-X version require the extra resistors? I have a 2008 Ram and I put a set of the Standard Fluxbeams in, and they flickered and shut off. I would prefer not to put in the resistors that run very hot when the headlights are on. The OPT7 site states their resistors are not compatible with the X version.
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they have a can bus adapter that plugs into the fluxbeam x lights that keeps them from flickering
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Headlight Revolution, everything you need
http://www.ramforum.com/threads/headlight-revolution-v-3-led-kit.103637/
Headlight Revolution, everything you need
http://www.ramforum.com/threads/headlight-revolution-v-3-led-kit.103637/
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I think I am going to try the diode dynamics SL1
https://www.diodedynamics.com/9005-sl1-led-headlight-pair.html
https://www.diodedynamics.com/9005-sl1-led-headlight-pair.html
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I will have these in in a few days. I will post my results.
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good news, I got my SL1 bulbs from diode dynamic, now all I need is the weather to be nice this weekend so I can install them
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no such thing as bad weather, just bad gear. put ya galoshes and raincoat on and get after it already!!!
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Havent had any problems. They could be a little brighter, but I am happy with them.
(No adjustments in this pic were made, installed them and turned them on)
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