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We need some outside night time shots!!

I will try and get it tonight. It is broad daylight right now.

 

Lets just say, they lit up the ditches like there is a sun!!

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Blue90YJ Enthusiast

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I will try and get it tonight. It is broad daylight right now.

 

Lets just say, they lit up the ditches like there is a sun!!

What's the Brand on those? [emoji57]

 

Never mind I read back and found out...[emoji19] Sorry!

 

 

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I will try and get it tonight. It is broad daylight right now.

 

Lets just say, they lit up the ditches like there is a sun!!

 

Interested on some pictures as well. Did you ditch the LMZ's? Also how do these compare the the LMZ?

morrislee Enthusiast

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Interested on some pictures as well. Did you ditch the LMZ's? Also how do these compare the the LMZ?

They are basically LMZ, same diodes. The fittings and everything actually are even interchangeable with LMZ. The ballasts are just not painted like the LMZ to black.

 

The beam pattern is not exactly as the same before, there is two diodes now, it looks almost like a very flat x shape. This does make the ditch light up like crazy though.

 

Love the instant on over HIDs in my mains, I can finally use them to warn incoming traffic for animals, cops, or incidents through the day time.

 

My HIDs actually was hazing up on the bulb when I took them out, I am glad I switched to LEDs all around now. Beam pattern on the mains are not as good as HIDs as they miss the bottom right corner. Not a big deal, driver side cant see that portion at all.

 

My LMZs will be my spare bulbs just in case.

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Willie will Enthusiast

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New front setup pics while the ears are getting painted...

 

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please tell me how you did your head lights and what paint did you use!!

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I put new wipers on. The stock ones are crap. They wipe great and still do, but it has to be pouring down for them not to skip and chirp across the window. Went with Michelin Hybrid blades. The Bosch icons were almost double the cost, we'll see how these do. They were on sale for $11 a blade

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Wow ....definitely a lot of white light!!

Down side, the high beam barely works, the top portion does not have much light distribution so it does not shoot too much further than low beams. No one has flashed me so far.

 

But I can see pretty much everything with low beam and fogs anyway :D

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Got the front half of my McGaughy kit installed last night. Hope to get the back half done tonight, not that I don't like the 7" rake, but it is a bit high in the back.

 

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As long as my coffee table lol e0fe431a88a0508415186ddac1464553.jpg

 

Get to install that this week probably Thursday! Going to get my wheels and tires today very stoked

 

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