Super easy install.
- Remove 6 or so plastic push plugs to remove grill while disconnecting turn signal lamps.
- Unscrew 8 small screws holding headlights on (4 on each side). Remove headlamps.
- Re-use existing headlight bezel to remount the new headlamps.
- Replug turn signals and reattach grill.
Finished in 15-30 minutes.

Can't wait to test these puppies out this weekend on some night time highway driving. Build quality seems to be top notch. The anti-flicker harness and wiring harness in general are plug and play no issues.

1st pic is of the Factory low beams at about 15'. I know it's not an ideal measure of the beams but I was too excited to go anywhere to show a factory beam picture.

2nd, 3rd, 4th pics are all un-boxing pics.

5th pic is of the new low beams from the exact same spot as factory. (Jeep is slanting slight to the left due to being on a hill which is why (I'm assuming) the right beam looks to start slightly further out on the ground than the driver side beam.

Edit: I'll try to remember to get some better beam pics Low & High at a proper distance this weekend as well as a few pics of them in day light.

 

Huge difference man, nice and very easy mod!

 

Definitely a huge difference. Not only is the light output much better and a 6000k color, but I think the lights themselves look good.

 

Thanks for writing that review! The lights look great and I'm glad you like them! Let me know if you have any questions or need anything at all!

-Ryan

 

Thanks for hooking me up Ryan. The lights are great and I love the white color. Need to work on aiming them down and in a little bit I think this weekend to get the beams where I want them but other than that, a great product. I will also be painting the bezel around them black as the silver now sticks out like sore thumb.

 

Those bear a striking resemblance to the JW Speaker lights. How does the pricing compare?

 

$400 retail

 

Do the Raxiom lights come with pulse width modulators (PWM)?