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Paul Workman 04-03-2018 02:32 PM
"Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
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For those interested in the "Larsen" type LED headlights, Amazon has them back in stock for $120 ea + shipping.

These are projector type, have a super sharp cut-off line, and work extremely well plug n play*.

*You will need to ground the fog light relay, OR use a load resistor (also plug and play) for the fog lights to work, due to the high LED impedance.

Paul Workman 04-03-2018 03:07 PM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
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The Genssi/Larsen w/ LED fogs

Flyman 27 04-03-2018 04:10 PM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
Looks great!

GOLDCYLON 04-03-2018 05:38 PM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
They are great. Very happy with them

FU 04-03-2018 07:33 PM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
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Originally Posted by Paul Workman (Post 276934)
The Gennessi/Larsen w/ LED fogs
The LED fogs look good.

Paul Workman 04-04-2018 08:31 AM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
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Originally Posted by FU (Post 276960)
The LED fogs look good.
Yes. Easy to install (on a 90).

The TURN signal (amber) lights in the photo are incandescent b/c even with a LED type flasher (turn signal) issues erupted soon as the headlights were turned on. A 6-Ω load resistor(s) installed across the the bulb (reestablishing a ground), and all is well now with an LED (1157 bulb LED equiv) installed. (Will cover in detail in the June HOTB, along with a wrap-up including late mo Zs.)

DRM500RUBYZR-1 04-04-2018 11:02 AM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
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Originally Posted by Paul Workman (Post 276974)
Yes. Easy to install (on a 90).

The TURN signal (amber) lights in the photo are incandescent b/c even with a LED type flasher (turn signal) issues erupted soon as the headlights were turned on. A 6Ω load resistor(s) installed across the the bulb (reestablishing a ground), and all is well now with an LED (1157 bulb LED equiv) installed. (Will cover in detail in the June HOTB, along with a wrap-up including late mo Zs.)




Paul,
Thanks!
I shall bookmark this!
I have avoided putting these in for some customers due to the reasons you have shown a workaround for, so Thanks!!!
Marty

cruban 04-04-2018 03:04 PM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
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Originally Posted by Paul Workman (Post 276932)
For those interested in the "Larsen" type LED headlights, Amazon has them back in stock for $120 ea + shipping.

These are projector type, have a super sharp cut-off line, and work extremely well plug n play*.

*You will need to ground the fog light relay, OR use a load resistor (also plug and play) for the fog lights to work, due to the high LED impedance.
Do you have a link to the lights, the best price I can find on amazon is about $150

Paul Workman 04-05-2018 06:22 AM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
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Originally Posted by cruban (Post 276990)
Do you have a link to the lights, the best price I can find on amazon is about $150
The lights go under several different brand names, apparently. But, here is a link I found.

https://www.amazon.com/XtremeVision-...ct_top?ie=UTF8

NOTE: There were only 15 remaining in stock at the time of this post...

G8nightman 04-05-2018 10:20 AM
Re: "Larsen" (CREE) LED headlights in stock
 
They are great I can see at night after getting the LED lights


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