Let there be light.........please

wiring in

Wire them to dip beam via an LED dimmer so they won't dazzle. Then run a wire from main beam supply that bypasses the dimmer module.
That will give low lumens no dazzle daytime running lights to work with dipped beam then hit main beam to get full lumen output.
Many so called narrow angle LED spot lamps are 30 degrees which is pretty much dip beam spread. Something like 20 degs or less would be good to work with the main beam.
To get all that working properly will need a relay on the main beam but they are cheap and easy enough to wire up.

Bendy, when you say to wire them into the dip beam and main beam etc are you just splicing them in and soldering or is there another way that doesnt involve splicing or damaging anything? Those tiny guage wires look too delicate to stand much messing about with. Thanks.
 
The wires on most LEDs are very thin but are also very flexible. I wrapped with self amalgamating tape. I tried heat shrink sleeve but that was too stiff.

s-l300.jpg


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2pcs-125W...580418?hash=item4d47880d42:g:0qwAAOSwNKRXjHsW

Mine are powered by one side of the OEM spot lights circuit. Then switched by a relay from main beam so they don't upset the canbus. They give a VERY powerful long range beam. They have a dimming feature so wont work with normal LED dimmers. Simple on or off would have been better but at this price worth the punt and they are very well made.

For daylights I have 70mm angel eye rings They fit perfectly around the spot lamp bezel. I wired to the other side of the OEM fogs though they are so low power any ignition controlled power source would do. Mine are white but look decidedly blue. I also have some in blue light rings but they appear less bright so not used (and look VERY blue).

s-l225.jpg


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-COB-An...hash=item1c5da1ba55:m:mwdoT1vwKJVHq8d4yAzGFMg

You can also get a clip on cover for the LED rings.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2pcs-60-7...hash=item58d1bfde00:m:mxrPPntUaiife9AbZkPU4TA
 


Back
Top Bottom