Can these be used as driving lights? I want to wire them to my headlights so they all turn on together? My concern is that they'll blind other drvrs
61587
They are bright but I don't think there brighter than some of the headlight out today.
61588
They are very bright mine are used as my low beam running lights I have adjusted them to try to avoid that problem I also can turn them off with my headlight switch but after seeing the difference in the amount of light they make it is amazing how little your original lights let you see
1818194
not very bright but noticeable. They are blue white in color and if you have hids, you would want to get 6000k bulbs to match the color output of these drls. First thing you need to do is power them before you mount to ensure all the leds are working...some of my first one came DOA...once you know they all work, them apart and re-enforce the solder points...then when you put them together, put a bead of silicone on the edges and them screw them tight. Otherwise you will have water get into the housing and then short the leds out.
856352
I have been reading a lot about HID light, the best I can say is that this is why some states will not let you use HID light that did not come from the MFG. Check with your state laws before buying , Also check to see if you have to disconnect your day Light run lights if you have them . In some cases you have to cut wires from you on board computer. Read all instructions even the fine print. before you buy. Check internet for other ans. I returned 2 sets. Good luck..
1274678
Don't understand ?but mine are only intended for daytime lights.but if I hit my brights. They also come on....have someone look at ur headlights while ur flickering them in car.
82274
but do not give same light output as halogen or hid, unless you put them inside projectors. its the way the light is reflected and scattered from leds that makes them ideal only for drls
869594
This worked fine for me. I used it in two different cars with 2 different sets of lights. It may require the car to start and not just the lights turning on. Test the lights by hooking directly to the battery without the DRL. Also consider spellcheck for future questions. Clarity helps.
2032472
No, it is truly just plug and play. Make sure you test the connections prior to completely installing the headlight. If the connections are plugged in backwards (hard to tell) then they won't work. Simply flip the plug around and all will be good. it won't hurt anything if its plugged in backwards...they just won't work. Hope all goes well, good luck!
1395579
The ones I have were fog lights. Two of them together are brighter than my main 55w halogen headlight. I don't think using one alone would be sufficient for useful light as a headlamp though. They give off that kind of bluish light. That's annoying, but for the price, they do their job.
1756662
i havent been able to get the LEDs in my headlights to turn on. Not sure if they just dont work or if im not wiring them correctly some how. The headlights have been great otherwise, just wish the LEDs worked.
655173
No, these are not SAE compliant, and for good reason... they will blind people. Real fog lights are supposed to be used with low beams as supplemental light to the low beams. Driving lights provide supplemental light to high beams, but cannot legally be used with low beams. These are bright lights with a poorly defined beam pattern, so you can only use them with high beams, but they are not great for that.
1599929
They will function as DRLS as usual, then when you turn on your lights the fog lights stay on. The DRLS will always be on, I hope this better abates your question
1022838
These should work perfectly fine with DRL equipped vehicles. However, some vehicles might require a relay.
2240841
They are very nice headlights, but very easily can stop working. My leds and my Halos are already stopped working on the passenger side. And the main headlights willl suddenly just stop working and come back on. Im not sure if its a bug in my electrical system or the headlights themselves but ive heard from other people that had purchased an installed halos and had the same problems.
2054020
No need for a relay, they don't draw that much power. Do not use them on the road, they are painfully blinding to others, a driver could lose control and hit you.
2085653
I dont have an answer for that, I dont think these were designed for night driving. They are generally for use with high intensity UV ray, for protection.
1272533
I don't see why not. They are a very bright white light which will definitely help you see at night. And since they are adjustable you won't blind incoming driver. It really depends on your state law on accessory lights.I currently have them under my rear bumper on my Avalanche as reverse light. They are wired to automatically turn on in reverse and I have and overide switch to turn them on at will for the tailgating driver.
1692604
u can use them as brake lights or turn -s r running lights but only one at time I am use them as tail lights and they look good and r bright