Super Bright Reverse LEDs

[John Mc]

I've been using the halogen reverse bulbs for the last 10+ years, and finally got cought without replacement fuse. I figure there must be an LED alternative and found some in "The Jungle Store". Out with the old in with the new. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07SYPMRR8?tag=ihco-20

 

[John Mc]

Left bulb new LED. Right old Halogen.

 

[John Mc]

Right LED. Left incandescent 1156. In aftermarket housing. This car is under manger surgery, don't ask don't need the the heat.

 

[nigelsiam]

Weird....I was just thinking about replacing my stock lights with something like these.

 

[lumbee1]

I've researched and purchased three sets of LED reverse lights over the years. The first set was awful, second set a bit better, and the third set is just ok. In the real world, I just don't think they provide me the expected light output I was looking for or the light is being scattered so badly it's not focused towards the rear. There are newer generations of reverse LED's with large heatsinks that I might eventually try.

I've put warm white LED's throughout the Cruiser, LED corner lights in the ARB, underhood COB LED's, LED bulbs in the Depos, LED puddle lights, and I was even planning on building my own rocklights with COB LED's or LED panels.

 

[John Mc]

These are the brightest lights I've used including the halogen ones everyone was running 10 years ago (that blow fuses on hot days). They do have a projector facing twords the back sorry I didn't get a picture. I've also tried other bulbs with out luck these are impressive!

 

[OffRoadScott]

Added them to the cart maybe the wife will just push everything through.

 

[Saito]

Tinted the front windows and suddenly they had to be rolled down if I was backing up at night projector LEDs solved that problem. I also went to the path of just ‘regular’ LEDs that depend on light reflecting off of the housing. No where near as good as a projector.