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What's the difference between the custom dynamics pro beam and the genisys led turn signals? I am looking to upgrade my lights and I would like to know the difference. The only difference I can see is the price. The genisis is 40 bucks cheaper.
They are both custom dynamics with lifetime warranty.
They both are available in a variety of different configurations. The biggest difference is the halo running lights on some of the ProBeams, which I don't believe are available with the Genesis. I went with the ProBeam/Halo, as the halo running lights compliment the halo on my TruBeam headlight.
That looks good. That's the answer I was looking for. I will be going with the genisys. They are less expensive.
They will fill the need just fine for me.
Thanks for the response.
I found out the difference. The pro beam comes as a whole assembly, with lens and gasket. The genesis is just the light card.
The probeam you can remove the insert and install it without the assembly also. Just did it on my 2020. The assembly black did not match the black on the rest of the turn signal
I ended up going with the hogworx. The custom dynamics has to be wired into the tail light to be red. I want the turn signal to be a running light along with the tail light. Not gonna mess with the wiring.
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