Tahoe/Suburban Yukon/Denali
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LEDs besides being brighter (engine2) are also much, much faster to illuminate, thereby giving you a fraction of a second more reaction time and distance to lay on the binders. 30 mph is 44 ft/sec. That's two car lengths. I can't remember the actual time differential but I think it was close to a full second. Easy to notice when you're behind a car that has LEDs in the CHMSL and incandescent in the brakes.
LEDs besides being brighter (engine2) are also much, much faster to illuminate, thereby giving you a fraction of a second more reaction time and distance to lay on the binders. 30 mph is 44 ft/sec. That's two car lengths. I can't remember the actual time differential but I think it was close to a full second. Easy to notice when you're behind a car that has LEDs in the CHMSL and incandescent in the brakes.
Definately a major plus where everyone seems to tailgate these days.
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more here...
https://chevroletforum.com/m_27428/mpage_3/key_/tm.htm
Can't believe you haven't seen a pic of BIGLGs Tahoe yet. must be new to forum. He shows it off all the time.
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more here...
https://chevroletforum.com/m_27428/mpage_3/key_/tm.htm
Can't believe you haven't seen a pic of BIGLGs Tahoe yet. must be new to forum. He shows it off all the time.
more here...
https://chevroletforum.com/m_27428/mpage_3/key_/tm.htm
Can't believe you haven't seen a pic of BIGLGs Tahoe yet. must be new to forum. He shows it off all the time.
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Definately a major plus where everyone seems to tailgate these days.
+2 I've been totally happy with my esky lights since the 1st day I installed them. They really look hot at night - IMHO they would look just as good on a light color as well as dark.... The only thing I would do differently if starting over would probably be to get the euro versions with the amber row of turn signal LEDs.
ORIGINAL: 73shark
LEDs besides being brighter (engine2) are also much, much faster to illuminate, thereby giving you a fraction of a second more reaction time and distance to lay on the binders. 30 mph is 44 ft/sec. That's two car lengths. I can't remember the actual time differential but I think it was close to a full second. Easy to notice when you're behind a car that has LEDs in the CHMSL and incandescent in the brakes.
LEDs besides being brighter (engine2) are also much, much faster to illuminate, thereby giving you a fraction of a second more reaction time and distance to lay on the binders. 30 mph is 44 ft/sec. That's two car lengths. I can't remember the actual time differential but I think it was close to a full second. Easy to notice when you're behind a car that has LEDs in the CHMSL and incandescent in the brakes.
Definately a major plus where everyone seems to tailgate these days.
+2 I've been totally happy with my esky lights since the 1st day I installed them. They really look hot at night - IMHO they would look just as good on a light color as well as dark.... The only thing I would do differently if starting over would probably be to get the euro versions with the amber row of turn signal LEDs.
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you can see the lower left portion of the tail has a red FOG light where there should be another reverse light. Too bad. They look great.
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