Truck-Lite 24V LED Headlights Install Pics

[danhr]

I just installed these. Please comment. Besure to mention how much you people are willing to pay for these (a pair).

On the Left side is the Truck-Lite LED. On the Right is the IPF with IPF Halogen 170/100 Watt. The configuration is such that at high beam both high and low get activated. So a IPF 170/100 Watt halogn produces 170+100 = 270 Watt of light. At low it produces 170watt.

Picture One (01.jpg) Lights off

Picture Two (02.jpg) Lights on Low beam

Picture Three (03.jpg) Lights on High beam

 

[danhr]

Picture Four (04.jpg) Truck-Lite off

Picture Five (05.jpg) Truck-Lite on Low beam

Picture Six (06.jpg) Truck-Lite on High beam

 

[danhr]

Picture Seven (07.jpg) IPF with IPF 170/100 Halogen at full beam i.e. 170+100 = 270 Watt

 

[astr]

Very interesting! Glad to see someone made the plunge. What would be more meaningful would be a "light down the road" comparison.

Danhr: What are your impressions?

 

[danhr]

astr:

Looking from the front it seems that LEDs are brighter. However, in cabin the IPF 170/100 outperforms the LEDs and there is no comparision.

I contacted Truck-Lite in regard to this and they said these LEDs are designed to be road legal and outperfrom stock 60/55 watt halogen.

The person who is selling these lights here asks for USD 400/- a pair. Good deal?

 

[jb BJ73]

i reckon they look pretty good, would be a good deal if you hadn't already spent money on lenses and globes like you have.
bit of a hijack: where did you get your front park light/indicator lenses from?

 

[hedgehog23]

very nice. Could you take some pictures at night, and show the drivers view down a dark road


Great work.

 

[danhr]

jb BJ73:

From rabit4x4. They are expensive. I want a change so I am planning on selling these.

 

[canucksafari]

If they are rock proof, then I might consider them. As it is now, I change lights yearly from rock damage. The stick on ARB rock protectors won't stay on the lense. My foggies often get changed twice a year from rock damage.

 

[danhr]

canucksafari:

They seem stronger than IPF. After all, they are made for military.