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Originally Posted by Trail-AMMO
Not looking to muck up the thread.
The DDM Saber kit does dim for DRL so being able to regulate LED is possible.
I've been curious about this kit, so thanks for posting!
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Cool! I'll have to check that out!
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Originally Posted by adaml
Call me crazy but I think the "before" picture has the better light quality (brightness, spread, etc)
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You're crazy! Haha.
It's a tough one to shoot. I probably could have had a more controlled photography comparison by using full manual settings on the camera, but I didn't. In person, they are significantly brighter. The original high-beams were not brighter than the HID's, they were actually dimmer, but they did throw the light up higher.
The Xtreme LED high-beams are definitely brighter than the originals, and I would say brighter than the HID's (my unscientific opinion) AND they put the light up higher.
It was definitely a good upgrade for me.
I will say, these bulbs have the ability to be adjusted through "clocking", whereas you can actually turn them to change the beam pattern in the housing. Perhaps if I adjusted this I could optimize the spread, but I haven't fooled with that just yet.
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