You leave the reflector in, it actually provides a "back" for the LED disc to push against.

 

right on. Looks like I'll be purchasing these soon

thanks for the help guys!

 

Does anyone know if the CD LED's ever go one sale? Is there a good alternative? Im sure its a great product but, $70 for only two LED's is a bit expensive.

 

If you search the net they can be found $10 or so cheaper individually, but if you buy a complete kit direct from CD that consists of the LED's for the front and rear [choices: amber, red, Moon Shinez™, Dynamic Clusters2™, Dynamic Ringz™], plus the lens' of your choice [choices: clear, smoked, amber, red] and the required load equalizer, it's less $$ overall. BTW the LED clusters do have a lifetime warranty. The whole system is easy to install and you'll be impressed with the quality and amount of light these clusters throw out. The "Dynamic Ringz™" I chose for the front are like additional driving lights and the raspberry-ruby red taillights are just bangin'...and with clear lens', all that color is free to bLaSt out in your face...you won't be disappointed I assure you. These things should be required by law ;O)

Check out the kits, 'down towards the bottom of this page:

http://www.customdynamics.com/harley...rn_signals.htm

=8^)

 

Drew - don't suppose you'd be willing to snap a few pics of how you have the equalizer sitting/installed under the seat..?

 

PM sent! I'll snap a couple pics this weekend and send 'em to you.

=8^)

 

Looking at this thread again... Reminds me that I need to change my smoke lens for clear...

 

Hey man[!], you owe it to yourself to at least check out the 'clears, they really make the LED's pop like a ****...

=8^)

 

Custom Dynamics will have a booth set up at a local Harley store next weekend. They are having a big party with lots of vendors. I plan on stoping in and talking to them. I plan to pick up a full kit or order one for my bike. The incandescent stock bulbs need to go!

 

I have the dynamic rings in the front and clusters in the rear on a 11' 1200c. Load equalizer is a biketronics. I've had no issues for 2 years with either. The load equalizer fits nicely under the seat, all be it I have a mustang vintage and tucked nicely. No power required and it just plugs between the wire harness with the correct ends and are Installed. The only problem I had was with the clusters in the rear, I got the run , brake turn and with the service manual tying in was my issue. Don't know which was wrong, manual or bike I had a back feed issue. On the rear the socket post was neutral and the side was hot, opposite from what the front was. On the dynamic clusters I had to cut the wires and swap them, after that no issues with a the back Feed and every thing worked. Don't know if it was an HD mistake or a customs issue on quality control with the wiring. I've had many compliments with them and actually got pulled over because of them, the police wanted to know where I got them lol. Find out the part number through CD site and look for on amazon. Powersports on amazon is $20 cheaper and there in just a few days, same with biketronics.