@Possible New Product ( Led Headlight Bulb Replacement )

So if my headlights are already been adjusted to the correct height from when I lifted it. Will I need to do any adjustments with these?

 

Are these ready to buy? Link? Cost?

 

Nope not yet I believe I'm a tester brother

 

Nope

 

Easiest way to find out is to leave your halogens in on one side and compare the output against a wall. It will also be useful to take pictures here to provide us with a comparison.

 

I would love a set of these got any updates?
Damnit Rick hurry up and test them so we can buy them already

 

Got these to test, so far I like them better than the LED kit it's replacing.

This kit is bright, I'll try these the next few days with an update.

O-ring connector


Here's the Caliraised on the right (silver)










Shield I believe is for the hi beam.




Caliraised on the right



DTRL/parking lights



Lo beam


Hi beam

 

High beam looks practically identical minus a hot spot 20 ft in front of you.

Is that how it looks in reality also?

 

Pictures can't do any justice. follow the road's center line, in the lo pic you don't see the building at the end of the street, in the hi pic you can see it.

it could also be that my headlights are not aimed properly, as the old kit would only light up the top half or the bottom half of the reflector. These bulbs light up the whole reflector.

 

As I suggested earlier in the thread. A wall shot with stock halogens in one and the LEDs in the other would give us a pretty good idea of how good the cutoff and distribution is.

 

I'll try and get a shot tomorrow if my wife doesn't have a baby then, seriously expecting a child any day now lol.

 

I was reading some stuff on forums that I cannot find now. Anyways it was talking about the cooling fans in the led and off-road use being a bad combination. Any input on this?

 

Simply put, fans are a part that can fail relatively quickly on what's supposed to be a long lasting product. Dust, shock, and vibrations can all shorten a fan's lifespan. Fan failure = overheating = dead LEDs.

 

This is my point if the whole reflector is lit you are putting seriously bright light in the eyes of everybody coming at you.

LEDs get hot, they get hotter if they aren't cooled. Failed fan=heat=fire... hmmm

That could get expensive fast!

 

Ehh. Not hard to swap bulbs if your going off road. It's all plug and play

 

Then why bother in the first place?

If they're fragile, they're fragile.

Guys get 4 months on similar LED bulbs without off-roading and normal on road use.

These won't be any different. They're $30 bulbs from Guangdong.

 

Passenger side installed and I left the Drivers Side in will post pics tonight

 

Pic

 

Driver Side is a Sylvania ZXE Bulb

 

That scatter is kind of awful.

You should park against a wall or garage or something like 20 ft ahead and take a pic.