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Xenon Depot H11 2017 TOYOTA TACOMA TACOMA LED KIT
Purchased, but decided to go with HID's instead.
Brand new in box, never installed
SOLD

• 1800 effective lumens each
• 360 degree light output
• 8 Philips Luxeon MZ LED diodes per bulb / 16 for high/low models
• 100% Copper (Cu) flexible anodized weave cloth heat-sink - perfect for tight spaces!
• White 5700K colour temperature is perfect for color matching with HID and LED headlights
• Voltage: DC12V-24V / Input (A): 2A±0.2A
• Lifespan: 50,000 hours
• Direct replacement for your H11 headlight bulb
• Clockable Design - if needed
• Grommet to reseal factory dustcover if needed
• 2 year warranty
• Sold in pairs

Link for more info: https://www.xenondepot.com/2017-tacoma-h11-led-kit-p/30si-0000-h11-led-kit.htm?CartID=1

Any questions, please advise.
Thanks

 

just here to say I have these and like them 100times better than stock bulbs. distance is same throw, but it gives a very crisp and clear white light.

 

Thanks!

 

Do u no if I can get the same color lights for my fog lights, if I buy yours, so they can match, and what Hids are u going with, I u don't mind

 

These exact bulbs will fit in your fog lights. Both the headlights and fog lights are H11 bulbs. So yes, you could buy another set of these for either your fogs or headlights. I went with 4300k Phillips hids from xenon depot

 

Thanks , will u take $80

 

Sorry, I'm at $100 firm.
That's 20% of Xenon Depots sale price and 40% retail for brand new bulbs shipped. Doesn't get much better than that for led headlights of this quality.

 

what part of n. cal?

 

Bump

 

SF Bay Area.

 

Where are you located?

 

Berkeley.. was thinking of getting these for my fogs but now looking at the Philips Ultinon. GLWS

 

Thanks

 

Bump

 

I currently have the Morimoto 2-Stroke LED's for my lows, will these work for my highs?

 

Yes they will. Lows and fogs both use H11 bulbs which these are.

 

Do some reading about putting LED's in non projector lenses. On high beams it's okay, because yes the light goes everywhere, but you turn them off when approaching traffic. In your fogs it's iffy, you don't want to blind oncoming traffic. Find some reviews.

also glws OP, I'm following just in case I get the itch!

 

Appreciate the insight and info. How does this compare with the countless people I see running opt7's in both low and fogs on this forum? Serious question.

 

They don't care if their lights cause glares. That's the honest answer that i can assume, notice I said assume.

Have you ever came up on a car blinding you even though both lows and fogs are on. That's because of the throw not being directed.

Idk if you have or not, but it's common here in Alabama bc we don't have inspections. Which is good and bad.

 

Gotcha. Thanks