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are you using the factory headlight wiring?Originally Posted by rklettke
Yeah... I'm waiting on a response from trucklite to see what they say. And driving is amazing now, such an immense amount of light.
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Yeah I am. They are rated for 9-36v. I'm assuming that means the drop in voltage doesn't really effect these lights. But I'm no electrician. I was considering the harness upgrade from putco, I had it on my last jeep and the upgrade to the stock headlights was significant. And I don't have factory fogs on this one so it wouldn't effect anything... Anyone know more about LEDs and a reason to get the harness with them?Originally Posted by s346k
are you using the factory headlight wiring?
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I've had mine for a while now and there is no glare for oncoming traffic. They work perfectly and draw a fraction of the voltage as halogens. The harness upgrade will do absolutely nothing for these lights.
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I always find this funny.....how do you know ???? Originally Posted by JeremyXJ
I've had mine for a while now and there is no glare for oncoming traffic. They work perfectly and draw a fraction of the voltage as halogens. The harness upgrade will do absolutely nothing for these lights.
Are you basing this on no one flashing you ??
Trucklite emailed me back. The RH stands for right hand side traffic. So it is the right model number.
And the cutoff is amazing while driving. I plan on testing it out sometime for oncoming traffic. But for cars in front of me, I can see the line clearly on their vehicles, and it's always below their windshield.
Again, the one I bought is for right hand TRAFFIC. Just for anyone who wants to get a set.
And the cutoff is amazing while driving. I plan on testing it out sometime for oncoming traffic. But for cars in front of me, I can see the line clearly on their vehicles, and it's always below their windshield.
Again, the one I bought is for right hand TRAFFIC. Just for anyone who wants to get a set.
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I really like these. Very clean way to add DRL's.Originally Posted by JeremyXJ
I have these on my XJ. I don't know why they're cheaper, because they actually have extra LED's on them. You'll notice two extra wires on the back of the lights. Those are power and ground for two extra, forward-facing LED's on the front of the headlights. I haven't hooked mine up yet, but here's what they look like:
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Are you basing this on no one flashing you ??
I've had my wife drive in front of me and toward me in her vehicle on several occasions, in different places, and in different weather conditions. She says they don't blind her in any circumstance. Originally Posted by TRCM
I always find this funny.....how do you know ???? Are you basing this on no one flashing you ??
Also, no one has flashed me.

