Really?! Wow. Not a hint of flicker with them on my 2012.
Same here. I don't have any flicker in my Vision X LED fogs.
that's what I thought about the fogs. Im wondering if the Piaa an vision x fogs have something in their plug and play wiring kit to fix it. As for the tires, the st maxx is a great tire and I would run them over the KMs
I'd be willing to bet that they all flicker. You can't see it unless you put a white board right in front of them, maybe a foot or less away, and it's dark. The motor should be running too. The duty cycle is very very fast.
And, frankly, using them this morning in a steady rain on twisty, narrow, crowned, chuck-holed roads, I don't think I'm going to do anything else to them. They're perfect.
They completely filled the the void that the 8700s leave in the normal lowbeam mode. Most lights leave you wondering "where's the beef?" when it's raining. Not these.
Wow.
I don't think that the power cycling from the PWM will hurt the LEDs at all but I'll call JWS tomorrow to be sure.
BTW, being the jaded sort that I am, I didn't expect these lights to be as good as they are. I really thought that they'd have upward scatter or just too much light all over the place.
But they're an exact compliment to the 8700s. I mean like a key in a lock perfect.
Very very impressive. Kudos to the engineers at JWS for making a product that works and is interesting to behold as well.