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Diode Dynamics SS3 Fog Replacement

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Not sure if anyone has shared this yet...but Diode Dynamics finally released a direct replacement, plug and play version of their SS3 lights for Silverado's.

Super excited for this. These lights are amazing.

 

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Bolts right on and plugs right in. Available in both SAE Fog and SAE Driving beam patterns, so it can be used on-road legally.

 

https://www.diodedynamics.com/ss3-led-fog-light-kit-for-2019-2021-chevrolet-silverado-1500.html

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mrtizzom Enthusiast

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For you guys that have already bought/installed these, are you going with the fog or driving optics? And sport or pro power level? Not sure what I want yet so looking for some feedback.

eppieguy Senior Enthusiast

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I did Driving and Pro level, very happy with the output. 

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2 hours ago, eppieguy said:

I did Driving and Pro level, very happy with the output. 

 

With the Driving option, are those supposed to act as (or supplement) high beams, or do you have them on all the time at night?

eppieguy Senior Enthusiast

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14 minutes ago, bdallas said:

 

With the Driving option, are those supposed to act as (or supplement) high beams, or do you have them on all the time at night?

For me, I use them all the time, they are on the OEM wiring so they turn off when you turn on your high beams unless you have the jumper that keeps them on all the time. 

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It's Tim Senior Enthusiast

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I'm super not wasting $250.00 on a freakin' light. 

The secret to being well off is not making poor financial decisions. 😉

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dgstarr63 Enthusiast

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I have installed the SAE Max white fog lights on my 2021 Silverado.  I not only use them as fog lamps, but also use them as low beam driving lights. The cut off is well designed and no one has flashed me yet. If you can afford the Max version , I recommend it, as I would not want less light power and the Max is supposed to have better cut off.

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RedLT Enthusiast

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33 minutes ago, It's Tim said:

I'm super not wasting $250.00 on a freakin' light. 

The secret to being well off is not making poor financial decisions. 😉

No kidding, at that cost they better last as long as the truck.

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Anyone get the back light option? Can you post a pic with just the back lighting on.

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