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TricLED Rings?
- Thread starter Justin
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mrb
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I did not use the switch at all. I took a feed from the power that goes to the outlet in the trunk. Even if you don't have the optional power outlet fitted the wiring is still there on the front LHS frame. Much easier than going back to the battery.
The lights then come on when the Spyder is switched on and conveniently they stay on for around 30 seconds after you switch off.
I used the power that used to go to the headlights to power the rings that are mounted around the lights. I installed HIDs so I had this power already there in the pod so I used that. The rings on the BRP fogs are wired into the directionals.
I have HIDs on both. You just tap into the wires going to the bulb?
mrb
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All depends what you plug into it? The LED rings use very little power.
WackyDan
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I used the power that used to go to the headlights to power the rings that are mounted around the lights. I installed HIDs so I had this power already there in the pod so I used that. The rings on the BRP fogs are wired into the directionals.
Hey! Can you shoot a video of that?
SpyderWolf
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:congrats: Justin, those look good.
I have mine wired into separate zones of the remote controller box that Reggy sells. I placed a switch between the battery and the controller box. This allows me to kill any of my questionable LED lights with one flip of that switch, in case I am ryding somewhere that the LEO doesn't truly appreciate them. :thumbup:
I have mine wired into separate zones of the remote controller box that Reggy sells. I placed a switch between the battery and the controller box. This allows me to kill any of my questionable LED lights with one flip of that switch, in case I am ryding somewhere that the LEO doesn't truly appreciate them. :thumbup:
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