Headlights (converting to LED)
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Headlights (converting to LED)
I had a headlight burn out, so I am going to change them to LED.
Is there something that someone would recommend with brightness and brand?
The factory bulbs in my opinion are not that bright compared to my other vehicles, so I would like something that is a clear bright white, (maybe a little tint of blue at most) but nothing that is a solid blue or yellow.
Thanks!
Is there something that someone would recommend with brightness and brand?
The factory bulbs in my opinion are not that bright compared to my other vehicles, so I would like something that is a clear bright white, (maybe a little tint of blue at most) but nothing that is a solid blue or yellow.
Thanks!
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Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 2,320
From: SC
This specific one.
7" LED HIGH/LOW HEADLIGHT-LED Headlights-ËþæÚÆû³µÕÕÃ÷ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾
The problem is they are hard to find. There are a ton that look similar or even identical but they are NOT the same. The trick to finding them now is to look for the packaging shots. The box they come in has a distinct look. They are OEM for many so you will generally not find them advertised as Tuff Plus. The distinctive look of the left and right parts make them easier to spot but you still have to hunt. They are ECE and USDOT stamped and are top notch very high quality lights with a stunning beam that pretty much rivals any HID setups.
I've found them as low as $140 for a pair but closer to $200 seemed to be more common. These have been directly tested against JW Speaker and other top brands and these are every bit as good. Unfortunately though, like I said, they are not at all easy to find. I have these in mine, as well as a Jeep we have and know a dozen other with them and everyone will tell you they are truly awesome. They totally blow away all of the really cheapo generic Chinese junk ones.
7" LED HIGH/LOW HEADLIGHT-LED Headlights-ËþæÚÆû³µÕÕÃ÷ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾
The problem is they are hard to find. There are a ton that look similar or even identical but they are NOT the same. The trick to finding them now is to look for the packaging shots. The box they come in has a distinct look. They are OEM for many so you will generally not find them advertised as Tuff Plus. The distinctive look of the left and right parts make them easier to spot but you still have to hunt. They are ECE and USDOT stamped and are top notch very high quality lights with a stunning beam that pretty much rivals any HID setups.
I've found them as low as $140 for a pair but closer to $200 seemed to be more common. These have been directly tested against JW Speaker and other top brands and these are every bit as good. Unfortunately though, like I said, they are not at all easy to find. I have these in mine, as well as a Jeep we have and know a dozen other with them and everyone will tell you they are truly awesome. They totally blow away all of the really cheapo generic Chinese junk ones.
I also got the anti-flicker harness. They dropped straight in without modifications. Am very pleased with the results.
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Joined: Jul 2014
Posts: 89
From: Wyandotte, Michigan
I replaced the whole light assembly. Mine work great, high beams are ungodly bright and they have DRL & turn signals that I converted to DRL also so when it's rainy foggy out I have a extra set of yellow running lights. They were pretty much just plug and play, just had to use and adapter harness....
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Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 43
From: Florida
Vision X XIL-7RDKITJK or similar but far cheaper eBay knock-offs. I'm running the eBay lights and couldn't be happier. Couple weeks for shipping and a little trimming on the buckets but no big deal. I'm also running matching Sylania Zevo 4114 bulbs in the drl housings and a 23" light bar with the drl cross pattern.
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