It is always good to get notice in the wild.
Nice build man!!
Nice build man!!
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That looks and performs awesome. There’s no such thing as too much light esp if they are aimed correctly. Lol. I did my factory low beams already with mini H1 8.0s and the factory fogs with matchbox 2.0s. Looking to complete the stage 3 setup with the quad low and high beams on my Lx in a couple of months from now. Then stage 4 is with a pair of Diode Dynamics ss3 fogs/combo on the lower grille.@OEMGUY0720 they are mini h1, all switched on with one switch and all 4 got high beams on 1 switch also lol same setup as the output shot I have below!
Completely plug and play! They are a nice upgrade IMHO
Only issue is with the quad bi-xenon retrofit, you lose the DRL function
Also wanted to show off the non-matching size shroud option. Same shroud, just slightly larger in low beam location
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That looks and performs awesome. There’s no such thing as too much light esp if they are aimed correctly. Lol. I did my factory low beams already with mini H1 8.0s and the factory fogs with matchbox 2.0s. Looking to complete the stage 3 setup with the quad low and high beams on my Lx in a couple of months from now. Then stage 4 is with a pair of Diode Dynamics ss3 fogs/combo on the lower grille.
That tucked in setup is really sleek @FxFormat. And yes I need more foreground light power. I felt helpless on that one time we were Cajun Pass going down the hill from Vegas to San Diego and the fog condition was just terrible we had to do a full stop.I have the Diode Dynamics stage series 6" fog lights, and these things are insanely bright. They put out 10x more light than my Mini H1 projectors, if you turn off the fog lights you'd think your back on halogens. I did the H1s to get that sharp cut off, but if you want serious lighting, these fogs down low will illuminate the foreground on the bottom so you'll see everything.
That tucked in setup is really sleek @FxFormat. And yes I need more foreground light power. I felt helpless on that one time we were Cajun Pass going down the hill from Vegas to San Diego and the fog condition was just terrible we had to do a full stop.
Just returned from a "Sunday Drive" through Black Bear Pass. I feel very relaxed and satisfied that I was able to complete one of my life's major bucket list items. No spotters on the steps or switchbacks. The old LX470 is making some wonderful memories.
Now to go jump in the Hot Springs mineral water tubs here at the Twin Peaks Lodge in Ouray.
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I couldn't get near the BB elevation sign for all the Jeeps getting Gram pics. No worries.. The destination was worth the journey.
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No trouble. I just had to relax and let my hillbilly childhood driving instincts take over what my developed adult mind wanted to do. LOLI’ve been wanting to do that, but twice I went there in early July there was still snow and they didn’t open it yet. Did you have any trouble at all with the staircase part? That looks sketch without a spotter
Are you running spacers on your ride right now? Looks goodTook one of the kids for a quick ride to keep the battery up and stop by the grocery store. Couldn't resist the urge to take a short detour.
Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads...
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Thanks! No sir, just 285/75r16 on stock suspension for now. The torsion bars required a few cranks when I added the ARB.Are you running spacers on your ride right now? Looks good
Nice looks good. I'm getting a set of tires (275/70/18 KO2) hopefully tomorrow just had a moment of doubt if it'll bolt up without rubbing.Thanks! No sir, just 285/75r16 on stock suspension for now. The torsion bars required a few cranks when I added the ARB.