LED Pod Retrofit Headlights

[98chevy2500SS]

I did what @df2x4 did, and my lights are noticeably brighter, since I am working in the field and I need lights when working late. I do not even need fogs anymore (though, would still like to find some nice halogen fogs) since I got the plug-n-play harness from LMC, and the 4-HI kit is much better as well, couldn't be more happy with the outcome!

 

[StevensWMR]

Indeed.

 

[StevensWMR]

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[df2x4]

I couldn't care less about the legality of it. What I do care about is people dismissing basic physics so they can be a total jackass to oncoming traffic. And with that I will permanently remove myself from this conversation. This isn't the Facebook group, we don't argue in memes here.

 

[StevensWMR]

If it comforts you at all if you’d read any of my posts then it stated that there are no hotspots what so ever for oncoming traffic. Anyway glass lenses are in so gonna redo them and very very likely to turn them into jackass-status but high-beams only of course. Which is true for even factory headlights??

 

[Wade]

If it comforts you at all if you’d read any of my posts then it stated that there are no hotspots what so ever for oncoming traffic. Anyway glass lenses are in so gonna redo them and very very likely to turn them into jackass-status but high-beams only of course. Which is true for even factory headlights??

I don't see how it can be any worse than all the new vehicles with the blinding sun-spot led headlights.

 

[df2x4]

I don't see how it can be any worse than all the new vehicles with the blinding sun-spot led headlights.

If you actually want to know why it is, the info is in that thread I linked on the first page. I have a feeling that was more of a statement than a question though.