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Fred

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Yeah the black and white looks great in the housing together...I wonder how silver would look...

How come all the really cool stuff comes out after we get our retros? I still have my stock lights so who knows...
 

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I love the look of these things but after TRR, I'm having some concerns on durability. They might have been flukes but a few people's rings had gone out and there was water intrusion on 2 that I know of (I don't think those were Dawson's).

Are these lights fairly maintenance intensive? I'd be curious how many have had issues...

Again, Dawson, is a true artist and these lights look amazing. I just don't want something that I'm going to have to be replacing every couple years. Maybe that's just the nature of these beasts?
 

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I love the look of these things but after TRR, I'm having some concerns on durability. They might have been flukes but a few people's rings had gone out and there was water intrusion on 2 that I know of (I don't think those were Dawson's).

Are these lights fairly maintenance intensive? I'd be curious how many have had issues...

Again, Dawson, is a true artist and these lights look amazing. I just don't want something that I'm going to have to be replacing every couple years. Maybe that's just the nature of these beasts?

Rich,

I have had mine for more than six months, driven them everyday, sun, Texas storms, and off road, not a single issue with them.

One thing I did was to keep my stockers so that if I had an issue in the future I had backups. The ability to see a night is a real plus.


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I love the look of these things but after TRR, I'm having some concerns on durability. They might have been flukes but a few people's rings had gone out and there was water intrusion on 2 that I know of (I don't think those were Dawson's).

Are these lights fairly maintenance intensive? I'd be curious how many have had issues...

Again, Dawson, is a true artist and these lights look amazing. I just don't want something that I'm going to have to be replacing every couple years. Maybe that's just the nature of these beasts?


Good concerns bro, Ill try to address some of your concerns. In all honesty the 1.0 rings were nothing but a pain in the ass. Ive replaced close to 30% of the ones I sold. They were a brand new technology and we found out after a few months the weaknesses. The 2.0 rings were much better, no burning out led's but there were some aesthetic design issues with them so I am now installing the 3.0 rings which just came out. They are brighter then the 1.0 and the wires exit out the back for a clean install. All that said, they are really just there for "bling" the true gain in performance from the HID's is whats important.

If your looking for reliability I recommend the OEM 2013's. With any aftermarket product reliability is just not the same as a OEM component. As a example if a OEM component will last 10 years the equivalent aftermarket component may last 7 but aftermarket products are almost always cheaper the OEM so its a give and take. As you said, thats pretty much just comes with the territory on any type of aftermarket modification. Theres always a balance between increased performance, reliability and price.

TRS, they company I source all my parts from is constantly developing their products in the attempt to reach or exceed oem quality. The bulbs and ballast they sell are now just that. I actually just got a sneak peak of the new ballast to be released in a few months, they have almost zero fire up time, meaning from when they are turned on the bulbs are at full brightness instantly.
 
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