Fahren Scourge H11 LED in 2022 SR5

Hey, just joined today and posted a welcome thread little earlier.

I have a brand new 2022 SR5 with Projector Headlights. Found a Fahren Scourge H11 LED kit in my garage that's intended as a spare for my wife's Jeep.
Amazon website claims it will not fit my Tacoma for some reason.

Should I be worried about anything like wiring, etc... before I make an attempt to install it?

Link to the exact kit I have at home:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09BVJJK71?ie=UTF8&th=1

I tried using search function but didn't really find anything helpful for this particular LED kit.

 

Takes a literal minute to disconnect one of the OEM bulbs. See if the connectors fit and if it fits in the housing. Amazon says that bulb will fit my 2017...no idea whats different on a 2022 but like I said, only takes a sec to go out and check!

If it has LED bulbs (OEM) already then it will not fit as I'm pretty sure they aren't modifiable.

 

It had regular H11 Osram bulbs in projector lens headlights. I swapped it out with the Fahren LEDs and it works fine so far.
My only concern is with potential wiring long term as I'm assuming LED requires much more power.

 

Probably no long term wiring damage. However you probably reduced your headlight performance.

See the post below for headlight bulb upgrade comparisons and recommendations.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-hid-vs-led-vs-halogen-h11-projector-headlights.589465/

 

I'm a total noob and I will definitely read this.
Thank you.

 

Tons of info in there, the gist of it is that most, if not all, LED bulb replacements are a downgrade despite 'appearing' to the driver to be an upgrade. OEM LED housing is the best option for upgrading. Open your wallet to the tune of ~$1200 though.

 

No worries about damaging wiring- leds use much less power to produce more light. That’s true for any and ALL LED bulbs. However, other comments about you potentially reducing headlight output is true- that linked thread is a great read and explains it better than I could ever hope to.