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Who makes them can't tell from the boxView attachment 2786687
The level of attention to detail on these lights is something else. The is in the details indeed.
Diode Dynamics makes them.Who makes them can't tell from the box
I'm limited on my mod funds so this will go down towards the bottom of my list lolDiode Dynamics makes them.
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Automotive LED lighting for cars and trucks, including headlight, fog light, turn signal, backup, tail, interior, halos, demon eyes, boards, strips, and more!www.diodedynamics.com
It took me nearly 3 years to decide if I need one or just want one. It was when we drove to San Diego from Vegas, it was 9pm in Cajon Pass and I had to do a full stop because the lighting mods I did (retrofit my headlights and fog lights to Morimoto Projectors) was only good for clear weather conditions, not fog. Couldn’t see anything, felt helpless. That’s when I realized I needed it more than I want it. This fits the bill with all that I wanted in an auxiliary light: compact, powerful, has covers and best of all I can change the lens itself with whatever beam pattern I want based on my need. That said, here it is:I'm limited on my mod funds so this will go down towards the bottom of my list lol
Well I didn't do anything new to the rig, but I did order parts, yay more parts !!!
Seriously, I think I'm just about done rebuilding the front-end. I had issues with loose tie rod ends and broken joints. There was fluid leaking from the tie rods and the whole undercarriage is full of dried up grease everywhere, couple that with the fact that steering racks are usually at end of life (at least mine seems to be) around my mileage (230k) and just didn't want to deal with it later. So, in for a penny, in for a pound and here's what I ordered:
- Steering rack (OEM)
- Tie rods (inner/outer - 555)
- Ball joints (upper/lower - 555)
So it's hurry up and wait now... Thank you guys for all your valuable input...
Wow, gas is cheap there! We're at ~$3.80 for regular here.
Regular 2.54 here in a gas-hog friendly state.Wow, gas is cheap there! We're at ~$3.80 for regular here.
Neat wheels! You gotta add a signature line with your mods! I think you black LC is one of the more unique looking rigs on the forum here.
$4+ Arm n kid to fill up in california. Do I buy gas or buy food for the week lmao!Wow, gas is cheap there! We're at ~$3.80 for regular here.
$4+ Arm n kid to fill up in california
I like where you mounted that. Someone in Vegas had a black LX and he installed two square in each side taking the place if the factory turn/fog lights and it looks pretty good as well.It took me nearly 3 years to decide if I need one or just want one. It was when we drove to San Diego from Vegas, it was 9pm in Cajon Pass and I had to do a full stop because the lighting mods I did (retrofit my headlights and fog lights to Morimoto Projectors) was only good for clear weather conditions, not fog. Couldn’t see anything, felt helpless. That’s when I realized I needed it more than I want it. This fits the bill with all that I wanted in an auxiliary light: compact, powerful, has covers and best of all I can change the lens itself with whatever beam pattern I want based on my need. That said, here it is:View attachment 2786745
I feel your pain. I don't drive it a lot so I just put$40 worth of gas inin the 4's all day here in so cal. cant remember the last time i saw gas in the 3's.