Have seen these headlights on a couple JK's and nobody wants to tell where they got them.I have had a guy offer them to me for 150$ a piece but he won't say where he got them. Any ideas???

2011 Jeep Jk 2 Door O|||||||O|Pioneer Double Din Headunit|12" Rockford Fosgate P3|Crunch 1200w amp|Spectre cold air intake

 

Hmm looks cool but guy seems shady. And is that a carbon fiber hood. That's hilarious. Reminds me of my tuner days. Lol

 

home made?

 

Looks like he just took a pair of Tuff Led Lights and used them for headlights. At 3600 lumen a piece I don't think they would be legal headlights.

Amazon Link $222 a pair

 

That is Rockstar Garage's jeep I believe they are custom and not street legal

 

That's them...

 

Most likely they'll be way to bright and you'll blind the shit out of everyone since there is no hi/low beam. Go with Trucklites or KC LEDs.

 

This. If someone is willing to sell you something, but won't give you any info on it, odds are there's something up and it's BS. I mean when I bought my NIB compressor that was 30% off, I could see a link, pictures, etc. If only to show me exactly what I was getting... and to get an idea as to what it was worth.

Having gone through 6 different types of headlights (I'm pretty picky), TLs finally got my approval. I just wish I'd tried them a long time ago. Or waited a week to get them on sale lol.

 

I bought a pair for my headlights for $154 for the pair. They were a pain to mount securely, a lot of cutting and trimming. I have not wired them up yet however due to the rig being at a shop. Love the look but definitely not legal.

Here's the link

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=231209553923

 

I fail to see the point of using such lights as headlights.
Looks aside, as this is subjective, they don't have the suitable light spread for use as driving lights.
I'm not talking about the law, I'm talking about the suitability of light spread for driving. They're SPOT lights, with 30° beam angle, so you don't see enough at the sides.
And, there's no high beam, so you either blind on-coming traffic, or aim them too low to see further ahead when needed.

Having TruckLites made me postpone adding extra lights, as they're real good.