4000 lumen LED's in a 2013 Ram 2500

[Texas Bohunk]

Considering installing a couple of 4000lumen aftermarket LED's in my 2013 Ram 2500. I found a couple on Amazon that will fit, just wondering if anyone has made this conversion? Also interested if the TIPM showed any faults after the installation?


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[Chopperno1]

I have also considered ordering a set of these. I think you would need the error correcting devices similar to the HID's installed aftermarket. I keep hoping someone has some experience using this set up.

 

[Powder Extreme]

I ordered a set of LED high beams and fogs for my Corvette (lows are factory HID) after talking to a few people who really like them. Will have them installed next week and can report on the difference.

I'm certain the Ram will require resistors wired inline to make them work properly. I converted my '13 to full HID and had to install a harness with the resistors, otherwise the lights would work sporadic and I would constantly get a bulb out message. When the BCM "thinks" the bulb is out, it turns off power.

I am planning on converting my '14 to LED once I find some good bulbs, I'm assuming I can use the same harness with resistors.
Btw, the resistors get EXTREMELY HOT! Make sure you mount them to a metal surface away from any wiring or plastic, after being on for just a minute or so while testing, I burned my fingers bad enough to blister when I touched the resistor accidently while trying to put the light housing back in place.

 

[mpaulson]

I used Lumens Xenon HID kits and they are working fine without any bulb out warnings. I used there relay kit for the fogs and high beams, but the lows are just a direct plug in with no relay. No problems. Absolutely awesome lighting!

http://www.lumenshid.com/hid.html