Headlight Replacement
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JK Enthusiast
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I recently upgraded my headlights and went with Hella Headlights and a new wiring harness and also went for the Phillips Xtream bulbs. I got mine from ralleylights dot com the whole kit was about $275. I love the light output on the new lights and its a hugh improvement over the stock bulbs, mine are bright enough that with the high beams on at noon I can see the light reflect off of street signs.
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JK Junkie
I recently upgraded my headlights and went with Hella Headlights and a new wiring harness and also went for the Phillips Xtream bulbs. I got mine from ralleylights dot com the whole kit was about $275. I love the light output on the new lights and its a hugh improvement over the stock bulbs, mine are bright enough that with the high beams on at noon I can see the light reflect off of street signs.
But seriously, do you have any problems with the low beams being too bright at night?
Matthew
#13
JK Super Freak
I went with just the IPF housing, and bought phillips extreme bulbs and for $90 I couldnt be happier. Huge improvement over stock, I wish I could use them more but I dont drive much at night.
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JK Junkie
Matthew
#15
*Shrug*
Y'know, this thread comes up a lot, and the usual suspect solutions have all been called out...but for what I paid for 'em I am perfectly happy with the Sylvanias. Shit-simple install and made a very noticeable improvement over stock, especially on the highway. Once I appreciated the difference I saw no need to toss more money at OEM lighting solutions. YMMV.
Y'know, this thread comes up a lot, and the usual suspect solutions have all been called out...but for what I paid for 'em I am perfectly happy with the Sylvanias. Shit-simple install and made a very noticeable improvement over stock, especially on the highway. Once I appreciated the difference I saw no need to toss more money at OEM lighting solutions. YMMV.
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JK Junkie
*Shrug*
Y'know, this thread comes up a lot, and the usual suspect solutions have all been called out...but for what I paid for 'em I am perfectly happy with the Sylvanias. Shit-simple install and made a very noticeable improvement over stock, especially on the highway. Once I appreciated the difference I saw no need to toss more money at OEM lighting solutions. YMMV.
Y'know, this thread comes up a lot, and the usual suspect solutions have all been called out...but for what I paid for 'em I am perfectly happy with the Sylvanias. Shit-simple install and made a very noticeable improvement over stock, especially on the highway. Once I appreciated the difference I saw no need to toss more money at OEM lighting solutions. YMMV.
That is when I made the leap to he ipf's and I just love the precision reflectors
It's a lot like replacing the factory speakers, when you have them side by side you can really see a difference in the construction etc
I always mention the sylvanias as a good first step
Matthew
#17
I suppose I still have no measure of comparison. The fiance has a 2010 Accent and it has pretty "meh" lighting as well, plus it's all...low to the ground and shit. Ew.
At any rate, don't guile me with your lighting sorcery, foul libertine! Mine pockets weep!
At any rate, don't guile me with your lighting sorcery, foul libertine! Mine pockets weep!
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JK Super Freak
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JK Junkie