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Colorado B/S Thread

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The Sylvania High Performance work good for me. I think they're Silver Star. They put out white light similar to stock (not blue). I like them better than my Hella H4 with stock wattage lights. If you want better you'll probably be wanting to upgrade the headlight wiring harness & installing relays.
 
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collkid said:
Possibly.



I'm looking for under $100. Plug and Play would be nice.
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bought these on eBay for 110.00 a lot of people will knock them and say they are cheap. I do see more and more people running them at he same time. 1500 lumens low beam 3200 high beam. So far no complaints!
 
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md21722 said:
The Sylvania High Performance work good for me. I think they're Silver Star. They put out white light similar to stock (not blue). I like them better than my Hella H4 with stock wattage lights. If you want better you'll probably be wanting to upgrade the headlight wiring harness & installing relays.
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Guess you should have just done with while you had it....
 
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collkid said:
They last a while? Plug and play? Bright?!

Really looking for something that will be helpful getting to remote areas.
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Yes yes and yes. 50,000 hours life. Super bright and light up everything not just in front of you but to the sides as well
 
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Try this link

http://www.autozone.com/collision-b...s-4-0l-mfi/412572_167897_18273/?checkfit=true

Yeah I could've done it.

A lot of comments say they don't last long but I haven't changed one in my Red 97 in the almost 2 years I've owned it and I don't know how long before I bought it they were replaced.

LED's would probably last longer but I have no experience with them. If you go with LED's on the rear be careful with the wiring. You may need a trailer hitch wiring harness to link them in for the turn signal circuity and all.
 
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Kittrell said:
Those things cannot be DOT legal.
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I was wondering the same thing. Those appear to be huge flood lights. Nothing about them directs light down and over the roadway like other headlight designs. Those have dish shaped reflectors that have no function to direct light in a specific pattern other than all over.

No different than the off road LED light bars.
 
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Bstew_ said:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/121927736468
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Kittrell said:
Those things cannot be DOT legal.
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Bstew_ said:
So far so good... Do you have vehicle inspections in Colorado?
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We don't have inspections...but you can get pulled over all the same.

I had several people ask me about those lights, but I won't carry them due to them not being DOT approved.

I actually just got pulled over this weekend for my light bar. I was on a decent stretch of unlit highway between Granby and Grand Lake. Meant to turn the bar off to oncoming traffic but forgot to (by the time the LEO passed me). Small, not overly expensive ticket. My bar is mounted low in the front bumper of my truck, and is pointed pretty well down. I can't imagine how bad those are with no direction, and at headlight level.
 
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Naw, just Powerstop. But they look just the same. :p

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With zip ties, it'll hold. I have some stainless ones left over.

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Who in the hell is your photographer?
 
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YELLAHEEP said:
I was wondering the same thing. Those appear to be huge flood lights. Nothing about them directs light down and over the roadway like other headlight designs. Those have dish shaped reflectors that have no function to direct light in a specific pattern other than all over.

No different than the off road LED light bars.
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freerider15 said:
We don't have inspections...but you can get pulled over all the same.

I had several people ask me about those lights, but I won't carry them due to them not being DOT approved.

I actually just got pulled over this weekend for my light bar. I was on a decent stretch of unlit highway between Granby and Grand Lake. Meant to turn the bar off to oncoming traffic but forgot to (by the time the LEO passed me). Small, not overly expensive ticket. My bar is mounted low in the front bumper of my truck, and is pointed pretty well down. I can't imagine how bad those are with no direction, and at headlight level.
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Interesting.

So I put them on this afternoon, Won't know what its like until tonight. I tried to point them downward.


Guess I'll find out soon.
 
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