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If the one set is still available I'll take it.
I have a set as my fogs currently but them being from DD is great if ya want to swap the lenses to spots or flood. I might just make my fogs into spots personally.Is the consensus that the "driving Pros" are the way to go?
Focused enough to prevent hood glare, but still broad enough to light up a good area?
Also, I see several have opted for the yellow. I have Yellow SS3s in the bumper as fogs, but hadn't considered them for roof lights? I assume some of this is for aesthetics?
I have the driving lens sports and they're more than adequate. The pros will definitely get you more light. The driving pattern has almost zero glare on the hood or windshield. The focus of the lenses is beyond the hood. I'm pretty sure you saw you my pic on FB, you can see the beam from the roof lights and how it goes past the hood.Is the consensus that the "driving Pros" are the way to go?
Focused enough to prevent hood glare, but still broad enough to light up a good area?
Also, I see several have opted for the yellow. I have Yellow SS3s in the bumper as fogs, but hadn't considered them for roof lights? I assume some of this is for aesthetics?
I'm tempted to go with the Sports to save a few bucks, but I have Pro fog lights, and not sure I want to step down in output from those.I have the driving lens sports and they're more than adequate. The pros will definitely get you more light. The driving pattern has almost zero glare on the hood or windshield. The focus of the lenses is beyond the hood. I'm pretty sure you saw you my pic on FB, you can see the beam from the roof lights and how it goes past the hood.
They should be having a Veteran's Day sale and possibly a Black Friday sale. I'd wait and see if that happens, then order the Pros for 20% off.I'm tempted to go with the Sports to save a few bucks, but I have Pro fog lights, and not sure I want to step down in output from those.
That's the plan.They should be having a Veteran's Day sale and possibly a Black Friday sale. I'd wait and see if that happens, then order the Pros for 20% off.
Generally, I think the Driving optic up top is probably the best. Spots would be an option as well. Fogs up top might me interesting to try but likely puts too much light where you don't want it.Is the consensus that the "driving Pros" are the way to go?
Focused enough to prevent hood glare, but still broad enough to light up a good area?
Also, I see several have opted for the yellow. I have Yellow SS3s in the bumper as fogs, but hadn't considered them for roof lights? I assume some of this is for aesthetics?
Appreciate the updates!Hi all, there has been another delay. My 3D printing vendor is no longer comfortable producing the parts to specification in the original material. I am looking into alternatives, but don't have a timeline for a resolution.
Thanks,
Tyler
Great to hear. I hope they meet your quality standards. I'm interested in a set after the new year.The new parts are in! These are made using a different process and material. They look much better, than the last batch and I'd say better than any of the previous sets. Unfortunately, because it's a new process and material I want to test a set out on my vehicle to make sure they function as expected. I'll be getting them installed on my Xterra in the next few days and will post some pictures. I would like to run them for about a month to make sure they don't have any issues. I will let everyone know, once they clear the testing!