Are there any new Headlight/Fog bulbs WORTH PUTTING IN?
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From: vermont
BTW I did order the IPF H4's from Northridge- they were out of stock, but are getting more tomorrow and promised to ship mine out.
SO I'll install/review next week sometime- I do have high expectations though.
SO I'll install/review next week sometime- I do have high expectations though.
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Truck-Lite LED
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...LED-Headlights
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...LED-Headlights
Edit:
Here is the link https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ew-Truck-Lites
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Originally Posted by yellolab
Great, NOW you tell me......
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It is overly obvious what lights offer over others and by far the Cibies are the best halogen on the market but bulbs don't last as long as LED's.
Edit: in the shoot out you will see what the IPF's offer compared to the others on the same field of view with the same camera by the same person and it offers a great way to compare for yourself.
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This is a great kit and I'm sure you'll be happy with the purchase. I've had this kit for two years now and I love it... no regrets at all. It's an easy install and a HUGE improvement over stock. I don't use the bulbs that came with the IPF kit because I personally found them to produce a light that is too white in color. My eyes didn't like it so I installed sylvania Xtravision bulbs... they're bright, cheap, effective, and available pretty much everywhere.
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Originally Posted by Riptide
If you google headlight shootout, they've taken a light meter and marked down the readings. While the IPFs are head and shoulders above the stock lights, they still come up short when compared to the Cibies. As for whether they're the best, or there's better ones out there... I've yet to see or read about anything else being recommended as the best possible light out there (for a halogen). Maybe there is, and maybe there isn't. But for the ~$150, they're hard to beat.
In addition to that, you'll also see how much light is being wasted with the IPFs (right at the light - post 39 in that thread).
The IPFs are also not DOT approved. Not that this would bother me one way or the other, but when there's legal lights, that are superior, and cost the same (or less), it makes it an easy decision.