Here is the dark lens install wired to both turn on on low and high.
TorFab: FJ62 LED Headlight Kit and Install (1 Viewer)
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Been really loving these LEDs for driving a lot at night in the mountains. The harness makes it really easy to swap these in, really great product. (The stock lights are downright dangerous on rainy twisty roads at night) But I did a little test today in the snow. Drove for about 30 minutes at 20-30mph in wet, heavy 30-31 degree snow. So probably the worst case scenario for snow accumulating, but also shows how little heat these generate to keep above the freezing point.
There was a little less accumulation on the low beam than the (unused) high beam. It was also more of a thin icy layer than the slushier snow on the brights. If this was nighttime, I would have definitely been stopping frequently, even on a short drive, to clear the lenses. Definitely something to consider for where you live and how you use your Cruiser.
Next experiment I am going to try some deicer spray type products. And I'm also going to look into heated LEDs.
There was a little less accumulation on the low beam than the (unused) high beam. It was also more of a thin icy layer than the slushier snow on the brights. If this was nighttime, I would have definitely been stopping frequently, even on a short drive, to clear the lenses. Definitely something to consider for where you live and how you use your Cruiser.
Next experiment I am going to try some deicer spray type products. And I'm also going to look into heated LEDs.
