expiredNavy-Wife | Staff posted Feb 17, 2023 10:26 PM
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expiredNavy-Wife | Staff posted Feb 17, 2023 10:26 PM
AGPTEK LED Headlight Bulbs: H7 LED Headlight Bulbs (70W 12000 Lumen) $13.05, H11/H9/H8 LED Headlight Bulbs (110W, 22000 Lumen) $20 & More + Free Shipping
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lol, pass.
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This DDM kit does 9766 Lumens in actual testing, and lux -
Low beam Reflector Lux (per): 1288
High beam Reflector Lux (per): 1973
Low beam Projector Lux Hotspot (per): 683
High beam Projector Lux (per): 722
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Even still at 9700k lumens this kit would blow this kit out the water as it is probably barely over 1k. I know they are wildly different in price but just to give perspective on price per what you are getting. If these even do 2-3k lumens they aren't bad for the price but you likely aren't gong to find any actual review data on them.
For the price they are worth a shot on something you don't care that much about. They still likely would be better than regular halogens and still less in cost.
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Staying with halogen doesn't mean you have to live with yellow headlights either. I found some halogens with a hint of blue tint on the glass and am quite content now. An example of these is the Philips CrystalVision. You can also search for "super white" halogen or xenon headlights. I used the cheap no-name brand. I got the look I wanted while still keeping the sharp cut-off to prevent light spillage.
Oh, and if you insist on trying LEDs despite my warning, PLEASE search online and learn how to re-aim your headlights. Find a parking lot with a flat wall and make sure the light drops down the wall as you slowly back up. Take a picture before/after you swap the bulbs to compare the cut-off heights (if you can even get a clear cut-off with the LEDs). Good luck!
Staying with halogen doesn't mean you have to live with yellow headlights either. I found some halogens with a hint of blue tint on the glass and am quite content now. An example of these is the Philips CrystalVision. You can also search for "super white" halogen or xenon headlights. I used the cheap no-name brand. I got the look I wanted while still keeping the sharp cut-off to prevent light spillage.
Oh, and if you insist on trying LEDs despite my warning, PLEASE search online and learn how to re-aim your headlights. Find a parking lot with a flat wall and make sure the light drops down the wall as you slowly back up. Take a picture before/after you swap the bulbs to compare the cut-off heights (if you can even get a clear cut-off with the LEDs). Good luck!
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I forgot to add, the warning repeats every 20-min, so it was an unlivable situation for long drives to have that warning pop up.
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