daniel3507
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Damn. Definitely off road use only
daniel3507
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Nice! I'm just surprised at how bright they are! Makes my sport ones look like a candle
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Because they are yellow.
MXGOLF
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It's kind of funny I do have the SS3's amber pros on my truck and absolutely love them. However I have read that SAE rated street legal is not DOT legal and I am assuming if you blinded a cop they would and could give you a ticket. I am not too worried about that but just saying they actually are not legal. Now days with all the LED headlights that are blinding like some of the fog/driving lights are it's a wonder I am not blind. LOL I only use mine off road or when it' super foggy or pouring rain out.
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Those make a huge difference Bob. This time of year it's still really dark out when I leave for work and these would come in handy especially on some of the back roads out here.
They are bright! ?
MountainGoat
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Wow that is amazing. Did you do some forscan stuff to make the foglights come on by themselves?So I initially had the DD SL1 bulbs. They were a big improvement over factory but I wanted some more light. So I upgraded to the max yellow fogs
The throw width on these are amazing
Is this what you got? RIP my wallet.
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I have the same ones in “white”. The amount of light they put off to the sides is astonishing.
Marpater
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I put a similar type of light by Denali on my HD Ultra, made a huge visibility difference especially during the day, after mounted I never again had anyone start to pull out on me from an intersection. Will have to look at these for the Ranger I just purchase.
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Nice choice. These are indeed phenomenal lights! We too have both pros and max on our Ranger build and perform exceptionally well. 
We sold a ton of these (DD in general) over BF that we had to reorder asap so we had more on hand before they went out of stock again!
We sold a ton of these (DD in general) over BF that we had to reorder asap so we had more on hand before they went out of stock again!
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Surprisingly enough the yellow isn't necessarily what makes these guys SAE/DOT legal. It's a concoction of output intensity and uplight/adherence to a glare gradient is what determines legality. The yellow actually comes in quite a bit lower than the SS3 Max than white in terms of peak intensity due to the darker lens that the 6000k emitter has to travel through to get the proper color temperature. The white SS3 Max bumps right up against the limits though for sure. When aimed properly though they should be minimally impactful to oncoming traffic. Maxes, with their sharper cutoffs, will actually appear less bright to traffic than their pro power brethren which have softer cutoffs.
As Derrick stated we did sell out of these here recently, but we have a bunch more on the way! They're awesome, and glad to see some of you finding and enjoying them! We're happy to answer any other questions folks may have. Derrick has the Hotshot Ranger build, but I consider myself the resident tech nerd.
You can get them here - And you can save some scratch vs going through DD directly as we won't charge you shipping nor tax on a set
:https://hotshotoffroad.com/collecti...ducts/type-as-ss3-led-fog-light-kit-19-ranger
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