Angel Eye LED vs. CCFL Halo

[lowriderman3]

^^Other company is Flash Tech whom is a vendor on there too.

[lowriderman3]

I happen to have a set of new AAC white square halos that I am most likely going to sell..I have round on my 2011 currently, then was going to do something funky with the headlights using the square, but my installer is telling me to calm down! LOL

[DynoXG]

Originally Posted by lowriderman3

^^Other company is Flash Tech whom is a vendor on there too.

lol. That's why I had no luck in google. Thanks.

[lowriderman3]

^^Anytime bro!

[NYC SRT8]

Originally Posted by 1CleanRT

SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKE!

I've got the 6-ring LED kit from FlashTech. And I am not exaggerating one bit when I say "I can use the LEDs for night time driving."

Not only are they near-blinding at night, but they're also clearly visible in direct sunlight.

#TeamLEDs

X-2 same here. I can use them as HEADLIGHTS at night and I have tinted lights. They are BRIGHT!

[lowriderman3]

Originally Posted by DynoXG

However, I bought AAC halo's, and since I bought them, I've replaced all the inverters about three times because they keep burning out. Even though they have a lifetime warranty it's a hassle sending them back for replacement. If you choose to use CCFL's, please take my one piece of advice, and install your inverters on the outside of the headlight housing.

Replacing ballast is better than cracking the headlights open every time an LED goes out. And by all means the ballast should be on the outside of light.