Cheap high power led lights work amazing

[Festiver]

http://r.ebay.com/nWiUQd $48 for a led swap kit 10x brighter than stock the only problem is our festiva 9004 connector is too stiff and doesn't angle down any to catch the clip on the plug for the led light I used tape to just make sure it doesn't wiggle or fall apart these lights are super bright probably wont use my light bar much anymore

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[bhearts]

Do you have before and after pictures of beam shaping? Like lights shining on something

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[Festiver]

Do you have before and after pictures of beam shaping? Like lights shining on something

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Oh no I don't sorry I do know that the new LEDs have a wide flood range with a nice spot light I'll get some pics next chance I get

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[bhearts]

Oh no I don't sorry I do know that the new LEDs have a wide flood range with a nice spot light I'll get some pics next chance I get

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These just go in the factory housing, and have brights and dims?

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[Festiver]

These just go in the factory housing, and have brights and dims?

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Yep direct swap with the 9004 style light I swapped them in 5 min went from 1200 lumens to 12k lumens and they do have Hi and lo beams lo is still pretty bright though It might be too bright I covered my headlights in cloth and it made my halogens super dim I drove normally with the high beams now it's pretty bright on lo with the same cloth so you might aggravate some people with how bright they are but they still have Hi to get brighter lol but idk for sure

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[bhazard]

Yeah I would probably run into you if you were driving at me, just saying...

[Festiver]

Yeah I would probably run into you if you were driving at me, just saying...

Oh let me clear that up the cloth made it dim enough I had to normally drive with hi beams I'm not "that guy" and I'll let you know if anyone flashes me pa is pretty good about people flashing hi beam users if I get flashed a few times I'll let you know they're too bright

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[Festiver]

Update lights work amazing still and they're not too bright on low beam I haven't had a single person flash me very happy and I would highly recommend


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[errjam]

can I get a better link please

[bolokid]

I bought a set of these LED headlights last summer. They are great. Those of you who were at Barb's house after Madness were able to see how bright they are. My son has also installed a set in his Festiva and is impressed with them.

Only complaint is the plug, you have to be extremely careful when plugging them in; the prongs are easily bent.

[parrainx]

These are what I have on my car. They are bright, but still beam the same way since deflection is built into the lenses. I haven't had anybody flash me yet, and if I'm driving behind someone I don't shine into their interior or anything. The only part that was slightly a pain are the retainer rings. They have to be slipped over the heatsink housing and I ended up breaking a few springy tabs on one side, but that didn't prevent it from going into the housing securely.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01H8VILDQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[w4rkry]

I have been using 35W each LED Bulbs. They are much brighter, but due to the way most the cheap 2 bulb versions work, low and high will not actually change the beam height, and your lows will glare into other cars, Halogen reflectors are built very specifically around where the filament is located. If you don't get flashed though, I wouldnt worry about it. I lost a bit of range with the swap, so now I use small driving LED spotlights to aid the High-beams

[bhazard]

I see most are rated 6000k color temp. I really dont want to go over 5000k, and would prefer more like 4300k. Seems impossible to find though.

[w4rkry]

You can buy tint sleeves to get a better color brad. Reduces output by around 15%, but color accuracy goes through the roof

[Festiver]

I see most are rated 6000k color temp. I really dont want to go over 5000k, and would prefer more like 4300k. Seems impossible to find though.

Don't like the white? I've noticed 6k is that sweet spot in brightness 8ks are so blue its dark and 2ks are so yellow it's dark lol

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