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Oct 14, 2014 | 05:31 PM

#21

Roger That

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Originally Posted by lhgdale

Don't mean to hijack but I have been trying to figure out a combo headlight and turn signals that will match in color. I want all clear/white lights on the front of my Street Glide. I am sold on the Moonshinz from Custom Dynamics but not sure how well a Phase 7 will match?

This is what I want.

The Trucklite Phase 7 will match in color....but for about another $100 you can get a Daymaker Reflector which has 6 LED's instead of 2 in the Trucklite and the color matches even better. You can get it at Kutter HD for 20% off list. This makes you much more visible during daylight hours and is a little brighter. Plus with the TL you need the Frenched trim ring which is another $50 making the Daymaker not much more. You'll be happier in the end. JMHO

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Oct 14, 2014 | 05:41 PM

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lhgdale

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Thanks, is that on hi or low in the head on pic?

Oct 14, 2014 | 06:12 PM

#23

Roger That

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Originally Posted by lhgdale

Thanks, is that on hi or low in the head on pic?

The straight on pic is on high beam lighting both the top and bottom. The other pic is on low beam with only the top half lit up. The photos from my iPad don't do it justice...it turns the bright lights to a white look in the photos to reduce glare. I couldnt look directly at the lights. It works the same way the Trucklite does. I had the TL Phase 7 on my '12 Street Glide. I never liked the "extended" look and having to put on the Frenched trim ring and was always cautious when riding during daylight hours especially at intersections. The Daymaker Reflector is seen better in the daylight due to the more LED's and a better reflector backing. My safety and peace of mind was well worth the extra $75!

Many of the guys with Rushmore Limiteds are removing their Daymaker Projector headlights and installing the Reflector to be seen better during the day. At night they are incredible!

Last edited by Roger That; Oct 14, 2014 at 06:21 PM.

Oct 14, 2014 | 09:03 PM

#24

beammeup

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If you don't have passing lamps, be sure to see what that headlight looks like in daylight too for any light you are considering.

Oct 14, 2014 | 09:23 PM

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gdoc89

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Originally Posted by Crimson

Those who have added the Truck Lite's.. what extended ring did you end up using (If you did) to cover up the extended depth of the lights?

I have the visor trim ring. I took the original trim ring off and added weather stripping around the headlight. Works great.

The color match with the CD Dynamic Ringz is dead on IMO.

Oct 14, 2014 | 11:35 PM

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lhgdale

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Originally Posted by gdoc89

I have the visor trim ring. I took the original trim ring off and added weather stripping around the headlight. Works great.

The color match with the CD Dynamic Ringz is dead on IMO.

Thanks for the pic. That is the look I am going for. I will be getting the CD Moon Shinez since I like the all white look. Do you have a pic like this from the front with the TL on low beam? I have the visor style trim ring on my light now and I think the TL fills it in good.