Anybody ever try these led Headlights

[John McVicker]

Holy crap…I’ve now put these in my Amazon cart: SL2 Pro bulbs compatible with H4. Be a while before I pull the trigger @$250. .

I’ve got to 1st talk myself into it…and then the wife. Appreciate your input @DrRock

 

[CruiserTrash]

Holy crap…I’ve now put these in my Amazon cart: SL2 Pro bulbs compatible with H4. Be a while before I pull the trigger @$250. .

I’ve got to 1st talk myself into it…and then the wife. Appreciate your input @DrRock

Talking yourself into it is always the hardest part John!

 

[julianramirez1005]

Installed after work today. Still need to do some adjusting. I’m sure I can find the answer on here somewhere but when I turn high beams on it’s just the high beams and the lows go really dim but not off. Also the high beams are basically a spot light atm. For 117 buckaroos after shipping I’m pretty stoked with the results.
Are they the best? No
Are they reliable? We’ll see

 

[Seth S]

Personally not a fan of the aftermarket LED’s. A well built headlight specific wiring harness with independent relays, some updated lens housings and nice halogen bulbs really make a big difference in lighting. I’d rather keep the man lights stock and then run some good LED aftermarket fog or driving lights on the bumper.

 

[julianramirez1005]

Personally not a fan of the aftermarket LED’s. A well built headlight specific wiring harness with independent relays, some updated lens housings and nice halogen bulbs really make a big difference in lighting. I’d rather keep the man lights stock and then run some good LED aftermarket fog or driving lights on the bumper.

I agree I don’t really love the look of them. I needed a quick and dirty solution to not being able to see at night. I will definitely be making a harness and getting a different more stock looking light in the future.