8 headlights.. Am I crazy?

AFAIK, most states have laws that you can only operate 4 headlights at a time (hi beams count as 2 each). But if they're all in the same housing, do they count as one? But man, this would be amazing for off road use. Point each one of those out a little bit and you'd have insane coverage

 

I was wondering about mounting Baja design LC9s in the headlights. I never compared the lumin to see what would have a higher output.

 

Bad idea as they do not have a street legal cutoff. Basically like running your highbeams constantly.

 

Just.. no. Lol

 

Aiming 4 projectors to actually get a flat cutoff is going to be a nightmare & defeats the purpose of retrofitting to achieve a perfect crisp stepped cutoff across the L & R headlights IMO. I kept mine simple, couldn’t be happier. That being said, rock on and do yo thang, OP

 

This is Meso were talking about here..

 

Not really. Our new F150 headlights have stacked optics and still have a single cutoff line.

 

Soon!!! Of course I'm cheating. I've got a much larger headlight housing, and separate high beams.

 

Are you going to use our Hi-Lens for the high beam!? It begs for those!

 

Considering the new RDX uses four optics per headlight for low beam, I'd say it's fine as long as it's a single focal output and in a single housing.

 

I was just going to use the Reflector in the Highbeam... Although my neighbor has a pair of BMW 3 series headlights he took out that have a projector High. Maybe I'll retrofit those in there instead.

 

I would buy the fuck outta this.

Just saw the Hoonigans episode with the ranger prerunner last night. Been thinking how to get a 4 pod DOT rated headlight ever since.

 

No way, you need these!



https://www.theretrofitsource.com/bi-led-profile-hi-lens-led-high-beam.html

 

Plastic headlights are garbage. Have a stoner blow some glass lenses. You know, like real trucks had a long time ago....

 

If you were running a baja prerunner you could get away with it, but that would be reckless endangerment on the street. They are stupid bright.

 

AND

Just like a Jeep,

No Thanks...

 

would be cool if you could 3D print a cutoff bezel for squadron lights so people could have a super defined cut off for street driving. I bet a lot of people would like that.

 

You know if you could make a new bowl for the lights that look like this:



Projector on top and bottom.

 

I

remember my old VW GTI had ecode lenses that were glass . . . 2005ish wonder if there is a JDM Toyota with glass lenses.

 

I'm gonna break out the duct tape and give this a proof of concept tonight. If it works, the gauntlet has been dropped.