Headlight Upgrade Debate
#21
JK Junkie
#22
JK Freak
Like the others have said, probably per light and if it is for a set, then it is a nock-off. Make sure it say "JW Speaker evo 2" and not just "evo 2". That is how that catch you with the fake ones.
#23
Can I offer a 4th option. I myself had been looking at the JW Speakers for sometime. I didn't have the $ for them and figured I would save up. Then a friend told me about these. They are Cree LEDs with the halo switchbacks. Here is a stock photo. I can send you one of my jeep if you need a better view. They were more than half off also.
#25
JK Freak
Can I offer a 4th option. I myself had been looking at the JW Speakers for sometime. I didn't have the $ for them and figured I would save up. Then a friend told me about these. They are Cree LEDs with the halo switchbacks. Here is a stock photo. I can send you one of my jeep if you need a better view. They were more than half off also.
#26
I grabbed some used jw speakers evo2's from a Jeeper recently. I typically have the brightest low beams on the road at anytime. In fact I have not seen any car with brighter headlights in the 3 months I've had them. Best upgrade I've done to my Jeep from a safety standpoint.
#27
#28
why not.. ill throw these into the mix.. Pilot LED off the amazon,, also called Nolden. bout same price as trucklites.. and yet kind of unique in appearance. Stock on the left and led on the right
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Most of the Pilot light is concentrated in a hotspot, not enough light on the rest of the area and on the road/trail sides.
Part of the hotspot is above the cutoff line, so it has to be aimed lower to not blind oncoming traffic.
For “about same price as trucklites”, the TruckLite light spread is much better.
I wouldn’t get headlights because of how they look, but because of how they perform each time I drive at night.
#29
The light spread pattern of the miserable stock headlight looks (in this picture) much better than that of the Pilot. Most of the Pilot light is concentrated in a hotspot, not enough light on the rest of the area and on the road/trail sides. Part of the hotspot is above the cutoff line, so it has to be aimed lower to not blind oncoming traffic. For “about same price as trucklites”, the TruckLite light spread is much better. I wouldn’t get headlights because of how they look, but because of how they perform each time I drive at night.
#30
It looks great. Every street sign looks like neon lights even in day time. From the website: Features 2 pieces 7" round speaker shape Stylish black bezel Powered by total 40W high power CREE LED lights 1400 lumen at low beam and 1800 lumen at high beam All around amber/white switchback LED halo rings for daytime running lights and turn signal lights Offer superior visibilities, safety and durability Come with anti-flicker harness and H13 (9008 ) or H4 (9003) adapters Direct fit Jeep CJ-5, CJ-7, CJ-8 and Wrangler TJ and JK Replace OEM part# 55078149AC 55078148AC, 55055032AE, etc Also fit such as Jeep Patriot, Liberty, Toyota FJ Cruiser, Cruiser Bikes with some simple retrofitting such as adding a mounting bracket Here is a video of there 1st and 2nd gen headlights along with the fog lights. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufut1brejWE
Last edited by Weak129; 06-27-2015 at 06:39 AM.