LED Headlight bulbs review -> BPS Lighting S5 Z-ES bulbs
03-04-2018, 07:44 AM
#421
🤞 Hopefully I won't need them either. 2016 XLT Screw Sport 302a here. I ordered the boots just in case, for 6.99 it's cheap enough to play with.
I'll post pics once they're installed.
03-05-2018, 10:32 AM
#422
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Thread Starter
FWIW, I've had mine in for well over a year now without a "proper" boot, just a slit in the existing cover. No problems whatsoever, no water/condensation in the lens or anything. I've been in all kinds of weather, hot, rain, mist, -40 degrees, etc... Still works great, never a problem.
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JAMADOR (03-06-2018)
03-05-2018, 12:39 PM
#424
Do any of the folks who put LED bulbs in their halogen housings consider the other people on the road?
Someone stated they went out in the fog and couldnt get any good pics...thats probably from the massive washout of light.
Someone stated they went out in the fog and couldnt get any good pics...thats probably from the massive washout of light.
03-05-2018, 12:46 PM
#425
Senior Member
Poorly installed, cheaply designed headlamps of any style are a problem. KM
03-05-2018, 02:13 PM
#426
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Second, I started this thread because I DO consider other people on the road, and the entire purpose of this thread was to find LED lights that mimick Halogens, maintain a proper cutoff, and don't scatter light which blinds other drivers. I was sick of all the vehicles on the road that were blinding ME because they're using the wrong product and are either ignorant, don't care, or both.
So yes, I very much consider the other people on the road, which again is why I started this thread. Perhaps read the first page before passing judgement.
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JAMADOR (03-06-2018)
03-05-2018, 02:25 PM
#427
Please explain to me why in 6 months of use and literally hundreds of vehicles I have passed on 2 lane highway, that not a single driver has flashed me? We aren't dropping in HID kits from back in the day. My beam patterns have been posted here and other threads and has better cut-off than even halogen.
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03-06-2018, 03:53 AM
#428
First, that was me that posted the fog pic. And the reason I couldn't get a good pic wasn't because of any washout, it was because I was trying to get a pic of distance and cutoff.
Second, I started this thread because I DO consider other people on the road, and the entire purpose of this thread was to find LED lights that mimick Halogens, maintain a proper cutoff, and don't scatter light which blinds other drivers. I was sick of all the vehicles on the road that were blinding ME because they're using the wrong product and are either ignorant, don't care, or both.
So yes, I very much consider the other people on the road, which again is why I started this thread. Perhaps read the first page before passing judgement.
Second, I started this thread because I DO consider other people on the road, and the entire purpose of this thread was to find LED lights that mimick Halogens, maintain a proper cutoff, and don't scatter light which blinds other drivers. I was sick of all the vehicles on the road that were blinding ME because they're using the wrong product and are either ignorant, don't care, or both.
So yes, I very much consider the other people on the road, which again is why I started this thread. Perhaps read the first page before passing judgement.
03-06-2018, 03:55 AM
#429
Please explain to me why in 6 months of use and literally hundreds of vehicles I have passed on 2 lane highway, that not a single driver has flashed me? We aren't dropping in HID kits from back in the day. My beam patterns have been posted here and other threads and has better cut-off than even halogen.
03-06-2018, 04:51 AM
#430
Senior Member
Originally Posted by dannofx4
I dont flash everyone that I see with the wrong bulbs either
DOT approved? Nobody cares. That isn't something that is enforced after the manufacture delivers the vehicle.