Lets see your LED'S!
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mick_man32 (03-15-2019)
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mick_man32 (03-21-2019)
03-15-2019, 06:01 AM
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Whatever leds you get for headlights, make sure the low beams have the built in small metal cut off shield. This is what will prevent you from blinding others. Any leds that do not offer those will blind others. You’d need to adjust them down so far that they’d do you no good as a headlight if you didn’t want to blind oncoming traffic.
Too many people just throw in cheap leds having no understanding of how an led produces light compared to an incandescent light bulb. Being that the housing is made specifically for a halogen incandescent, you need to be extremely careful what you put in there.
A few of the nicer leds will work. You’re not going to have as good of a low beam pattern, but you’ll gain a little output and a cooler color temperature.
Never use an HID in the halogen housing.
Too many people just throw in cheap leds having no understanding of how an led produces light compared to an incandescent light bulb. Being that the housing is made specifically for a halogen incandescent, you need to be extremely careful what you put in there.
A few of the nicer leds will work. You’re not going to have as good of a low beam pattern, but you’ll gain a little output and a cooler color temperature.
Never use an HID in the halogen housing.
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Ecobuilder (03-15-2019)
03-21-2019, 05:58 PM
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03-21-2019, 06:04 PM
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Whatever leds you get for headlights, make sure the low beams have the built in small metal cut off shield. This is what will prevent you from blinding others. Any leds that do not offer those will blind others. You’d need to adjust them down so far that they’d do you no good as a headlight if you didn’t want to blind oncoming traffic.
Too many people just throw in cheap leds having no understanding of how an led produces light compared to an incandescent light bulb. Being that the housing is made specifically for a halogen incandescent, you need to be extremely careful what you put in there.
A few of the nicer leds will work. You’re not going to have as good of a low beam pattern, but you’ll gain a little output and a cooler color temperature.
Never use an HID in the halogen housing.
Too many people just throw in cheap leds having no understanding of how an led produces light compared to an incandescent light bulb. Being that the housing is made specifically for a halogen incandescent, you need to be extremely careful what you put in there.
A few of the nicer leds will work. You’re not going to have as good of a low beam pattern, but you’ll gain a little output and a cooler color temperature.
Never use an HID in the halogen housing.
03-21-2019, 07:27 PM
#18
BEAMTECH H13 LED Headlight Bulb, 50W 6500K 8000Lumens Extremely Brigh (9008 Hi/Lo) CSP Chips Conversion Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHCQ8KY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_gZbLCbFA7FHSR
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