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Sami@inspired-engineering 07-28-2013 04:10 PM


Originally Posted by Foxhead88 (Post 3631369)
What's the price for the kit

It comes out to $174.99 with either the 9145 connector or DT connector. If you want the newer PSX24W connector it will be $12.00 more.

zero801 07-29-2013 07:51 AM

2 Attachment(s)
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Here's how they look in a teraflex bumper. These put out some serious light. Super easy install.

Rule18 07-29-2013 07:59 AM

When using the factory PSX24W connector, are you experiencing any PWM flicker?

4W-Jive 07-29-2013 12:33 PM

Can you guys build a hybrid light? Half fog/flood, half spot/driving?

Sami@inspired-engineering 07-29-2013 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by zero801 (Post 3632009)
Attachment 482943
Attachment 482944



Here's how they look in a teraflex bumper. These put out some serious light. Super easy install.


Thanks for the pics. They look great in there. Im glad you like them!



Originally Posted by Rule18 (Post 3632018)
When using the factory PSX24W connector, are you experiencing any PWM flicker?

No one has experienced that, nor have any of our test trucks.


Originally Posted by 4W-Jive (Post 3632229)
Can you guys build a hybrid light? Half fog/flood, half spot/driving?

I asked about that today and we could do something but PM me and we would go over the details.

Sami@inspired-engineering 07-30-2013 11:06 AM

Posting another pic

https://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b...psad303b33.jpg

Rubiconlaw 08-05-2013 11:17 AM

I have been looking at these (and similar) lights for some time and just can't decide on spot/flood and clear/amber. If you wire them to the factory harness, they only illuminate with the low beams, so really only seem to make sense (for me) in a couple instances:

1) Clear spot that improve low beams, but don't bother traffic; OR
2) Amber spot/flood? for use in rain and fog.

From those two options, something that really improves rain and fog visibility would be my preference. Any thoughts? Would amber spot or flood be the best in rain/fog?

Thanks!

Sami@inspired-engineering 08-05-2013 12:21 PM


Originally Posted by Rubiconlaw (Post 3639085)
I have been looking at these (and similar) lights for some time and just can't decide on spot/flood and clear/amber. If you wire them to the factory harness, they only illuminate with the low beams, so really only seem to make sense (for me) in a couple instances:

1) Clear spot that improve low beams, but don't bother traffic; OR
2) Amber spot/flood? for use in rain and fog.

From those two options, something that really improves rain and fog visibility would be my preference. Any thoughts? Would amber spot or flood be the best in rain/fog?

Thanks!

There is a mod which some people do, which allows you to run high beams and fogs.

They are designed for offroad lighting, but easy to install, and clean looking.

If you run spot, and aim it properly, you might not bother traffic.

Most people who order them for driving, or rain/fog run Amber/flood, as the flood spreads the light, and the amber makes it easier on the eyes.

I personally run Amber/Spot and love it.

What instance are you going to be using them, and I could give you my opinion on which set up is best.

Jkforlife 08-05-2013 12:50 PM

How many lumens?

Sami@inspired-engineering 08-05-2013 12:58 PM

1600 Lumen


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