Custom Dynamic Ringz
Supporter
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 4,133
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From: Grays Creek, NC
I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on a set of Dynamic Ringz in the front, and I'm going to go with a clear lens so the white shows through better, and I'm also going to go with the LED rear turn signals. Are you guys going with the clear lens for the rear, or sticking with a red lens? Which one will increase visibility the most? I would think the clear would allow more of the LED's brightness to shine through? But if the consensus is "stick with the red," are the stock red lenses OK, or would I need the CD ones? Opinions please...
I do like the rings but worry if any LEO's from state to state will have issues, I use to run the moon shinz until I installed highway lights and felt I didn't want to risk it.
Anyone running rings have issues getting inspected or received any warning about using them? I use some amber led's when I have to get inspected, and then put the rings back on afterwards. Also this pic is with the tinted covers, no trimming required front or back.
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,542
Likes: 5
From: Cleveland, OH
Pulled the lenses off and reseated the bulbs. They fit much better now with both the OEM red as well as the HD smoked lenses. Now if the Dynamic Ringz for the front would just show up on the doorstep...
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 477
Likes: 71
From: Flori-Duh
I am for now just because I have another project I want to do first. I left the stock orange covers on, these are much brighter. Once I get ready to replace the headlight I'll probably go with the Trucklite P7, there's a thread here now where a vendor has them on sale for about 180 bucks.
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 601
Likes: 109
From: San Diego
Here is a pic of mine using the red stock covers in the rear, obviously brighter than the rest. And even brighter when the brakes are applied.
I do like the rings but worry if any LEO's from state to state will have issues, I use to run the moon shinz until I installed highway lights and felt I didn't want to risk it.
Anyone running rings have issues getting inspected or received any warning about using them? I use some amber led's when I have to get inspected, and then put the rings back on afterwards. Also this pic is with the tinted covers, no trimming required front or back.
I do like the rings but worry if any LEO's from state to state will have issues, I use to run the moon shinz until I installed highway lights and felt I didn't want to risk it.
Anyone running rings have issues getting inspected or received any warning about using them? I use some amber led's when I have to get inspected, and then put the rings back on afterwards. Also this pic is with the tinted covers, no trimming required front or back.
I like the front "triangle" three lights look...almost just like a freight train head light coming at you...
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,542
Likes: 5
From: Cleveland, OH
I'm sticking with the halogen for now. Looking around it seems to be the best compromise for daytime and night time use, and it also has a less focused beam. Just my opinion obviously. I'm going to change the stock bulbs to Silverstars or something similar for a better color match since the stock ones are a bit "yellow" compared to the LED's.
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From: Arizona
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