Has anybody had trouble snapping the signal lense back on after installation of the dynamic rings?I had to file down the perimeter of the LED ckt board so it would fit in the lens,then the lens would snap in to position.

 

[QUOTE=billbuzz;13964513 I have a brand new set still in the package I'll sell for $50.00 if your interested.[/QUOTE]

If the OP passes, and they're the bullet style, I'll take them... PM me if interested.

Thanks

 

They provide no additional light down the road...

 

I did have a problem snapping one of my lenses in, and do the lenses just float/flop around in the housing? I didn't like that too much but not much I can do I guess. (2012 SG)

 

CD makes a driving light/turn signal combo called Moon Shinez

 

Got 'em on my Vivid Black '14 Limited with HD smoked lenses. They look great and also do a great job of getting attention from on-coming traffic. Have had several positive comments (and requests of "where'd ya get those lights?").

 

CD RingZ are NOT an alternative to passing lamps, there is no projection for night time rider visibility...

They are damn bright for others to see, however.

I absolutely love mine!

 

If I read it right, the Moon Shinez are just white, and may or may not be legal as turn signals.

The RingZ are white, but switch to amber for turn and 4-way.

 

Love mine! They look FANTASTIC to say the least. Gives great visibility in the daytime.

 

I wouldn't have done that. I had a little trouble at first but noticed that the tabs on the lenses do touch the outside edge of the light boards, when centered they press the board firmly against the rubber ring inside the bullet.Keeping it flat or parallel to the outside face of lens. The instructions I had that came with em said something about some models may need to trim that rubber ring. I did not want to trim and maybe mess up the rubber ring, So when you twist the wires to coil in behind the lens make sure the board isn't down below the ring of off center to one side, It is a bit tricky, You can hold it in position, But as soon as you let go to pop in lens it drops. So what I ended up doing was put 3 little drops of Krazy glue on the back of board away from any circuit and held it in position a few seconds, Made it easy, you do need to push the lens in firmly and evenly from the center with your thumb. What you did by letting the board fit inside the tabs will allow it to flop down or up or sideways eventually. Oh and then I also used some clear RTV silicone around the inside edge of the bullet to keep water out and my lens visors from spinning/turning from vibration.

You can see how LED's are perfectly centered.