Put Diode Dynamics SS3 SAE/DOT Yellow plug and play fog lights in my Tundra awhile back and they are amazing!
The fog lights on my wife’s Suburban do nothing.
I have been asking Diode Dynamics to make a kit for the Suburbans pretty much since I bought the ones for the Tundra.
Finally they’ve done it and on top of it they have a 15% off sale for Labor Day! So excited.
Such a quality product!!

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Diode Dynamics...The Daniel Defense of Automotive LED Lighting!

I want to replace the OEM fog lights on my Challenger with Diode Dynamics LEDs.
Did you guys use the anti flicker modules and if so, where did you put the modules?

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
Diode Dynamics...The Daniel Defense of Automotive LED Lighting!

Not sure I am getting the correlation?

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Originally posted by YooperSigs:
I want to replace the OEM fog lights on my Challenger with Diode Dynamics LEDs.
Did you guys use the anti flicker modules and if so, where did you put the modules?

I did not use them but neither of my trucks are really CANBUS intensive.
However I know a number of Chryslers tend to be but not sure about the Challenger.

Thanks! The modules add 50 bucks to the project. I will give them a call.

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Originally posted by Black92LX:

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
Diode Dynamics...The Daniel Defense of Automotive LED Lighting!

Not sure I am getting the correlation?

The make REALLY Good stuff, and their initials are DD...

I put their LED fog lamp kit on my Forester (still don't know why Subaru mismatched the headlights and fog lights).

Good stuff.

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Originally posted by YooperSigs:
I want to replace the OEM fog lights on my Challenger with Diode Dynamics LEDs.
Did you guys use the anti flicker modules and if so, where did you put the modules?

Mine weren't DD, but I bought the canbus resistors for my F150, but they weren't needed.
Worst case, I would assume you could return them if not needed.

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:

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Originally posted by Black92LX:

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
Diode Dynamics...The Daniel Defense of Automotive LED Lighting!

Not sure I am getting the correlation?

The make REALLY Good stuff, and their initials are DD...

And that makes perfect sense.

Thanks Black for this post!

I didn't know of this company, and on a whim I looked up my '06 BMW 325i. They have lighting for the whole vehicle - interior and exterior.

I'll be getting LED's for the tailights, and upgrading my front factory Xenons.

BTW, they are offering a 15% Labor Day discount.

Their stuff is legit!!

I am a big fan of their products too.

I appreciate this post. I need to replace one of the bulbs in my truck’s 3rd brake light. Now that I looked at this company and its products, I ordered the brightest bulbs for both the 3rd brake light and my tail/brake lights. Now people will hopefully know for sure when I apply the brakes! I will slowly replace other bulbs.

SigForum makes me spend money….lol…but it is well spent! Timing was perfect though as I saved 15% on Labor Day sale.

Got my package this week.
Unfortunately they only included 1 bezel so I guess they aren’t getting installed this week.

I installed my brake bulbs today. I am pretty happy with them.

Here I had replaced just the left brake light to see the difference.



Here is a picture of both brake lights and the third brake light replaced.



Nighttime picture before replacement.



Nighttime picture after replacement.

Got them installed today. Looking forward to nightfall to check them out.
Be interested to see if they are as helpful as they are on my Tundra.
The Fog lights on my Tundra are about 6” higher than the Suburban. I am also fairly disappointed in the fit of these compared to the Tundra. There are zero gaps around the bezel and none of the light is blocked.
On these however there is a pretty large gap between the top of the bezel and the bumper opening.
Part of the problem I believe is that you removed the factory housing from the mount and attach the OEM mount to the DD bezel. The OEM light attaches to the mount with 3 screws. 2 at the top and 1 at the bottom but the DD only uses the lower screw and had alignment tabs that go through the upper two holes where OEM screws go. They don’t lock in at all so the only actual connection for the bezel to the mount is the lone screw at the bottom that attaches to a plastic pop clip. You have to crank the bottom screw down so tight for the light and bezel to be secure it forces that top portion down giving you the gap. This is not an off-road rig but I certainly would expect for the light and bezel to break and become separated with any moderate off road use.
I did not have a chance today but am going to try to use some zip ties to help attach it to the OEM mount and hopefully not only make the light more secure but get rid of the gap at the top.
Also the light itself sits almost a quarter inch below the opening in the bumper so I am sure I am loosing a touch of the full light pattern.