What headlights are these?

Light output is the main reason. They weren't bad but they weren't as good as the stock output. I could live with it but when I sold the truck I let the lights go with the truck. The first night I drove the new truck I remembered how much better just the stock lights were.

I have since put LED's in mine and couldn't be happier with the outcome.

 

I'll just leave this here..

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/li...rofit-ebay-halo-projectors-3.html#post4371908

 

thanks I checked it out and it seems like a lot of work, and seems like it requires more skill then I currently possess to take on that project.

 

Alright thank you for your input, I don't think I will be buying a pair of these anymore.

 

Reviving this as I just ordered a pair of these used on ebay for $95. When you say the output was poor are you referring to the halogen h1's in them? I am going to be running a 55w 5000k hid kit in them and Im wondering how the output will be with.

 

Bad.

I did the same.. the pattern for the so called projectors in them is crap. HIDs will make no difference.

 

They look cool.... That's about it

 

Are you guys using the anzos or eBay versions? Mine are the anzos. Any pictures of cut off?

 

They are all made by the same company and just put different names on them. The cut off sucked and mine were Anzos. You won't be happy sorry to inform you. They are "useable" but they are no where near stock pattern.

 

Thats ok, I just looked at your pictures and saw your cut off. I did a bunch of searching and found other anzo headlights that people did retrofits on and they seemed a lot easier than spyder headlights. The guy on tacomaworld that did a retrofit to his ebay headlights didn't have these same headlights. So I think I will probably order some generic h1 mini bi xenons. A guy on HIDplanet did a comparison and they are pretty close to the morimotos mini's. Close enough for me anyways.

EDIT, Just found this.
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...r-duper-stormtrooper-build-8.html#post4371961 done by moose, looks like a pain, but he spend most of the time figuring out the hard stuff.