LED headlights installed
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Re: LED headlights installed
I may do the daytime lights too, getting darker now so I'll add evening shots and night shots later. I'll also put up info if they aren't crappy, would like to see how they perform first. This is around 5 central time.
I may do the daytime lights too, getting darker now so I'll add evening shots and night shots later. I'll also put up info if they aren't crappy, would like to see how they perform first. This is around 5 central time.
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After driving a night with them, I'm pretty happy. The biggest difference I noticed was the angle of the lighting, there's close to a 90* wide "beam" from the front of the vehicle, but the light isn't as focused as halogen or metal halides, which is fine with me. The distance is a bit subpar feeling with just the low beams (though still better than stock low beams), but I'm thinking that I'd always keep them on high or wire them accordingly because of how the LEDs are aimed anyway. Even staring right at the brights, it's not blinding like a lot of the HID kits that people use and aim straight out like assholes. I definitely like the color more than stock and most HIDs too, I think it's as close to pure white as I've seen.
The fixtures are made by Sirius LED and are $75 for a set of two and I'm pretty sure any h4 conversion housing will work, so for $100 they're decent by me.
After driving a night with them, I'm pretty happy. The biggest difference I noticed was the angle of the lighting, there's close to a 90* wide "beam" from the front of the vehicle, but the light isn't as focused as halogen or metal halides, which is fine with me. The distance is a bit subpar feeling with just the low beams (though still better than stock low beams), but I'm thinking that I'd always keep them on high or wire them accordingly because of how the LEDs are aimed anyway. Even staring right at the brights, it's not blinding like a lot of the HID kits that people use and aim straight out like assholes. I definitely like the color more than stock and most HIDs too, I think it's as close to pure white as I've seen.
The fixtures are made by Sirius LED and are $75 for a set of two and I'm pretty sure any h4 conversion housing will work, so for $100 they're decent by me.
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Yeah, it's this specific model-- the all in one, http://www.siriusled.net/collections/9005/products/all-in-one-led-headlight-h11-9005-9006 I picked it up on Amazon. The fixture snaps right into the housing and you plug in the 3 prong cord and it's set. I tried aiming it up, down, and to either side too, but aiming the LED up produced the best results.
Yeah, it's this specific model-- the all in one, http://www.siriusled.net/collections/9005/products/all-in-one-led-headlight-h11-9005-9006 I picked it up on Amazon. The fixture snaps right into the housing and you plug in the 3 prong cord and it's set. I tried aiming it up, down, and to either side too, but aiming the LED up produced the best results.
