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In my experience the brighter these replacement lights are the shorter lived they become. It's a trade off between the better visibility at night and the additional expense of them between 3m and 15m of driving life.
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i have just put in the Osram off Road, not stricktly legal but they are very good, will get some picks up when i get the chance! plus they were on offer too so got free side light with it!Comment
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Just an update, got my White Vision fitted.
Side lights comparison to OEM
Driving lights comparison to OEM
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Sorry for poor night quality phone picsComment
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Looks really good, how'd you do it without light glare?Aka:Alex
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Much better
. Mine are still going strong as well.
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Are all of these road legal? Don't want any unneeded attention from the police, do you think it attracts them anymore? Looks very good compared to stock! Which ones would you guys recomend?Comment
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How do you keep your Daylight LEDs on along with other lights? Mine go off as soon as I switch sidelights or anything else on...Originally posted by CPDS3 View PostComment
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Cheers!Originally posted by XanderCage13 View Post
I found if I held the camera closer and a little bit up so out of the direct beam it balanced out. All my ones from further back or lower down got the glare.
Yes these are road legal which is why I went with them rather than xenon etc. These are more white than blue too which helps. Brighter and whiter light but nothing that would annoy other drivers or attract undue attentionOriginally posted by Dave View Post
You can make them stay on by putting a wire between two other wires in your fuse box. No cutting or splicing needed just push it in next to the other and you can easily take it out if you need.Originally posted by filipl View Post
I referenced it in this other thread:
http://www.ds3club.co.uk/showthread....ve-guide/page2Last edited by CPDS3; 09-04-2015, 22:04.Comment
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