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Anyone do a swap out of their incandescent bulbs for LED plugins? WHich did you use? I'm looking to do this on my 2015 Limited. I don't want to replace the entire assembly, just the bulbs. I've done it on other bikes - took the 1167's or what have you and put in LED with the same base, but brands and their quality vary greatly. Any input?
I replaced my front turn signals and real tail lights and turn signals with led from custom dynamics.
Took all of 15-20 mins since they are strictly a plug and play item.
This week I am going to get the Tri-Bar light for my rear fender.
Custom dynamics customer service is GREAT and will answer any questions you may have.
They also have a lot of videos on their web site with complete install instructions.
I replaced my front turn signals and real tail lights and turn signals with led from custom dynamics.
Took all of 15-20 mins since they are strictly a plug and play item.
This week I am going to get the Tri-Bar light for my rear fender.
Custom dynamics customer service is GREAT and will answer any questions you may have.
They also have a lot of videos on their web site with complete install instructions.
I went the inexpensive route. They are probably not as bright as the Custom Dynamics but they are brighter than stock. Replaced front/rear turn signals and the brake light with these LED Bulbs: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
As I said, they are much brighter than stock. Have not seen anyone locally with the CD bulbs so cannot compare to how bright they are against those. I am happy with them.
I went the cheap route, superbrightleds. 1157-x45-T-CAR is the model I chose. You will need to trim the ribbed ring at the base of the LEDs so it will slip into the HD housing. Total was $53 with shipping for all four. Canbus system will learn so don't worry about hyperflash.
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