Little bit of feedback on your install - for a proper beam pattern the bulbs are meant to shine left/right rather than up/down. Takes some fiddling but it's worth the time.
NO WAY 😂 I watched your ender video like 2 years ago when I assembled my printer. Today I bought these bulbs and searched the first review. I recognized the voice immediately
For those wondering, I got these for my headlights and fog lights 2 years ago. Installed them on my ‘18 CR-V, no issues, easy installation and no flickering. One fog light gave out this month so ordered a replacement. Love how much light I get while driving at night and never had an issue with blinding other cars.
But are these deeper blue lights blinding. I've had a truck completely blind me when I turned onto a residential. I don't wanna blind people but I do want a deep blue light and I've never thought deep blue lights were very blinding and I can't find any real information on the deeper blues
@@Mr_Racooner I haven’t had any issues with blinding people, I made sure to install them with my car facing a wall to check the light pattern level. I did one first, made sure it was at the same height as the original, then did the next one. A lot of times, people don’t properly adjust the lights, which is why they blind other drivers, especially the lifted trucks
@@premedmike2080 I have a tiny Nissan versa. I don't think I'm going to blind people too much anyways. And are the deep blue lights brighter than normal yellow ones because I've been hearing they aren't even that bright
@ 7:50 you can see that your hot spot is not quite where it should be. It should be brightest right underneath the area where the step is (right below the cutoff there) and go to the right and light very slightly right under that step. But the one on the right especially is a bit low. That means either the bulbs not aligned in the housing properly or the bulb filament location mimicking is not accurate enough. You need to make sure the LED’s sit at 9 o clock and 3 o clock like hands on a clock. Like this the bulb should be straight up and down in the light housing with the LED’s pointing left and right when installed like this ---> ~||~
@Jonathan A how do you know, you can not see through the projector, my car is the same way but I made sure that they are facing left to right not up down and I get way better lighting but I am also running cougar motor leds which I like better than these or beamtech
I've had the Fahren Forscher H11 replacements in the low beams of my 2015 Fiesta for about a year and a half, I love 'em. Enough so that after getting the car fixed (tree limb fell on the windshield, needed a fender, bumper cover, and one headlight assembly) I went back to the body shop to get my LED bulb from the trashed headlight after finding they'd installed the stock halogen with the new assembly. Just today, I've ordered a set of H1 replacements (60 W 12000 Lumen -- should be a nice 3x brighter) for the high beams as well. I also more or less accidentally figured out the easy way to install them (the driver's side low beam and high beam are both almost inaccessible): remove the entire headlight assembly! Three screws and a pop-out (which is also the aiming adjuster, so no worry about disturbing the aim), and the whole thing comes out (probably different on your Subaru), giving easy access to both sockets. Handle with care; drop this and it'll cost you...
Had mine for 2 years, both headlights and fog lights, one fog bulb went out this month. Just bought another set to replace the one that went out. Never had any flickering or other issues.
this wrx has the exact same light setup as my honda you need to get yourself a pair of auxbeam f-T1, those can take DRL mode which is 5w and is dimmer, it will blast full 50 w or something when you actually turn on the high beams not as DRL....
@@darrellkillion1974 when I first put them in no. But now my right light has been flashing at times. My light on my cluster comes on sometimes and the screen will tell me to check right fog light. I messaged the company and they said I need a decoder. But my left side is fine and never flashed.
Aloha Vlad - just came upon one of your other videos. I'm in East Honolulu and recognize the backgrounds. Nice work on the caliper paint and the headlight conversion.
The high beams don't produce a good pattern in my 2013 Accord Coupe with the reflector style housing. It's throwing light up to the sky and I have them clocked vertical insteal of horizontal like they are suppose to be. I'm just gonna get some good halogens and put those back in. Happy with the low beams though in the projector housing
Seems like a lot of shadows/shadowing, especially at the bottom of the low beam compared to the halogen bulb. Beam pattern is best measured 25' from a wall, not 10. They look bright but wrong color temp and not really worth it imo. Here in Ohio, the led bulbs are blinding and annoying at night because they aren't aimed well or fit the projector, but I guess that doesn't matter as everyone seems to drive around with their high beams anyway...
The shadowing is more due to the bulb orientation (this is covered in the instructions that come with the lights if anyone bothered to read them). The colour temp is actually a massive improvement for visibility and much closer to what HID's and OEM LED lights put out. The somewhat yellow halogens were fine when everyone had halogen lamps and street lights were the old sodium bulbs but driving a vehicle with halogens in traffic with more modern lights, the halogens become momentarily invisible every time you get any oncoming vehicles. As for the blinding - again this is mostly due to incorrect installation. If you orient the bulb properly it's fine.
@@shadowwolfmandan...regardless of orientation, I'm not convinced that bulbs w/10* voids of light (at top and bottom) are "superior" to halogen bulbs. Yes, potentially more lumens and different light temperatures for style points, but I'd want less shadowing. It's bad enough for deer/wildlife to hang out along roads at night, I don't want lights that would constantly make me feel like I'm seeing things caused by the extra shadows. I use my (halogen) highbeams when I can, but unlike most drivers in Ohio, I dim my highbeams when other cars are approaching..
Upgraded to LEDS low and high LEDS separated on after market head light but Why my head lights (low-high) not working same time when high beam selected? High beam ON low beam OFF any advice how to fix that Ford expedtion 2013
Generally speaking, the manufacturer recommends that the LED chips on the unit point left and right when the bulb is locked into the housing. There's a little allen wrench in the kit that will let you reorient the actual LEDs in relation to the mounting ring. You'd be surprised how much this helps
Check that the orientation of the LEDs on your new bulb are left and right as opposed to some angle when it is locked into the housing. There is a little allen wrench in the package that lets you adjust the position of the LEDs in relation to the mounting ring. You would be surprised how much this helps.
I just got these same bulbs myself but haven't installed them yet. As far as actual heat of the headlight how are they? The original halogen ones in my camry get so hot they caus the headlight housing to fog up just from how hot it gets (that's with a projector headlight too)
Hi, Just I have Subaru Impreza 2020, base model I purchase this light but the Hight led beam I can't attached it is not way that I can insert properly, any help?
Could drill a hole and put a rubber glove over it maybe haha but it says no need to modify dust cap but that won't be true for all cars I'm guessing... I ordered these last night getting them tomorrow for my 16 4runner
@@Mellow429 I have a 14 Rav4 and I just installed the 9005 ones, but I'm nervous that it will be too hot with the dust cap off. What did you end up doing with your 4Runner? Any tips?
Update u still have it ? Because i have set but after like 3 months they turn off by themself. So I have to use stock halogen back anything I can do i put it on another car and work if you know anything I can do please let me know thanks 🙏🏽
Hi Vlad, How are you? I bought these LED bulbs for my van's headlamp. If I mount the Driver outside of the headlamp, it's wires will be sticking out of the headlamp, and I will not be able to close and seal the headlamp with it's original Rubber Seal, that is used to block out moisture. That may cause moisture to come into it's housing, and eventually cause problems, like flickering, right?
Please stop with the drop in led bulbs people. If you have h11 halogens from the factory, upgrade with halogens only. Performance h11's or modify the Philips H9 and you will see much better performance.
@Jonathan A you think its fine untill you do what i said before. Light source matters. The size and placement of the light source is sensitive. Regardless if its a reflector or projector. Just cuse it has a cutoff doesnt mean its performing well.
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I’m assuming these would work on a sti
Little bit of feedback on your install - for a proper beam pattern the bulbs are meant to shine left/right rather than up/down. Takes some fiddling but it's worth the time.
You are correct. I was going to post that myself. Hopefully they fixed that.
How do I fix my beam pattern I have 2019 elantra thanks
@@chrisk1206 should be a 2 Phillips head screws you adjust on the lights. Up, down and left to right
NO WAY 😂 I watched your ender video like 2 years ago when I assembled my printer. Today I bought these bulbs and searched the first review. I recognized the voice immediately
How did they work for you?
@@edgarduran8291 super well actually. They're still bright and haven't had issues 8 months later
@@MikeyxMayhem Nice, well thanks for the response!
For those wondering, I got these for my headlights and fog lights 2 years ago. Installed them on my ‘18 CR-V, no issues, easy installation and no flickering. One fog light gave out this month so ordered a replacement. Love how much light I get while driving at night and never had an issue with blinding other cars.
But are these deeper blue lights blinding. I've had a truck completely blind me when I turned onto a residential. I don't wanna blind people but I do want a deep blue light and I've never thought deep blue lights were very blinding and I can't find any real information on the deeper blues
@@Mr_Racooner I haven’t had any issues with blinding people, I made sure to install them with my car facing a wall to check the light pattern level. I did one first, made sure it was at the same height as the original, then did the next one. A lot of times, people don’t properly adjust the lights, which is why they blind other drivers, especially the lifted trucks
@@premedmike2080 I have a tiny Nissan versa. I don't think I'm going to blind people too much anyways. And are the deep blue lights brighter than normal yellow ones because I've been hearing they aren't even that bright
Did you have to adjust the bulb or is it plug and play?
Try to aim your LED’s at 3 & 9 a clock and you’ll get even more light.
How? Don’t they only go in one way?
@@Skilful_basics8 They usually can be adjusted 360
This is the way.
@@Skilful_basics8 reflection... the housing was designed that way.... if the lights are in 12 and 6 direction, it won't reflect optimally
@ 7:50 you can see that your hot spot is not quite where it should be. It should be brightest right underneath the area where the step is (right below the cutoff there) and go to the right and light very slightly right under that step. But the one on the right especially is a bit low. That means either the bulbs not aligned in the housing properly or the bulb filament location mimicking is not accurate enough. You need to make sure the LED’s sit at 9 o clock and 3 o clock like hands on a clock.
Like this the bulb should be straight up and down in the light housing with the LED’s pointing left and right when installed like this ---> ~||~
@Jonathan A how do you know, you can not see through the projector, my car is the same way but I made sure that they are facing left to right not up down and I get way better lighting but I am also running cougar motor leds which I like better than these or beamtech
@Jonathan A oh
@Jonathan A, relax! His comment wasn't negative.
I've had the Fahren Forscher H11 replacements in the low beams of my 2015 Fiesta for about a year and a half, I love 'em. Enough so that after getting the car fixed (tree limb fell on the windshield, needed a fender, bumper cover, and one headlight assembly) I went back to the body shop to get my LED bulb from the trashed headlight after finding they'd installed the stock halogen with the new assembly.
Just today, I've ordered a set of H1 replacements (60 W 12000 Lumen -- should be a nice 3x brighter) for the high beams as well. I also more or less accidentally figured out the easy way to install them (the driver's side low beam and high beam are both almost inaccessible): remove the entire headlight assembly! Three screws and a pop-out (which is also the aiming adjuster, so no worry about disturbing the aim), and the whole thing comes out (probably different on your Subaru), giving easy access to both sockets. Handle with care; drop this and it'll cost you...
The low beams look like high beams. I ordered these to fight back against the new vehicles with super bright low beams
It’s been 4 months since your posted the video and I was wondering if you’ve had any problems with the led bulbs? Such as flicking or overheating.
Had mine for 2 years, both headlights and fog lights, one fog bulb went out this month. Just bought another set to replace the one that went out. Never had any flickering or other issues.
this wrx has the exact same light setup as my honda
you need to get yourself a pair of auxbeam f-T1, those can take DRL mode which is 5w and is dimmer, it will blast full 50 w or something when you actually turn on the high beams not as DRL....
Just installed them on my GLI. Used them for fog lights. Bright and look great
Did you have to use the decoders on your GLI just curious for the 2017 year
@@darrellkillion1974 when I first put them in no. But now my right light has been flashing at times. My light on my cluster comes on sometimes and the screen will tell me to check right fog light. I messaged the company and they said I need a decoder. But my left side is fine and never flashed.
Just bought these for my Honda Accord thanks man!
🚶
I like that the beam pattern isn't horrible
Hi vlad i just bought that set for my CRV i can't wait to install it soon thanks for the video
Hey, did you get to install these headlights onto your car? Do you recommend them? I’m going to change them soon, not sure which brand to buy
@@Jorge_NotWhoreHey yes i recomend to buy this light set is so bright im super happy with them get urs asap u gonna love it specially for the price
@@tipico809 ‘Preciate it, thank you!
@@tipico809 got them installed and I’m also happy with them. The fog lights are being replaced soon too lol thanks for the feedback
@@Jorge_NotWhoreHey awsome im glad u like them i have to get the fog light also lets do it 🙌💪
Aloha Vlad - just came upon one of your other videos. I'm in East Honolulu and recognize the backgrounds. Nice work on the caliper paint and the headlight conversion.
Yeah they are bright.. Especially when some ass don't dim them as you pass!! Gotta get some LED lights now
Besides being brighter on the Daytime Running lights do they light up perfectly no flickering or anything?
8:18 I want that white truck light
Hahaha this is awesome I watched your Anycubic Photon review like 6 months ago
Since you have projector headlights for your low beams you need a “360 led” or HID’s and they will be way brighter for the low beams
360 leds aren’t good, hid ok. But not the 360 leds
I own these for my 2016 Toyota Camry and trust me the fahren low beams are perfectly bright
False
Completely wrong.
Aloha, the LED chip orientation should be horizontal.
Hey man! Great video.
I brought the same set of lights. Wheres you set the driver? I thought about putting it in the housing.
How did the bulbs last? Any issues?
Would do yellow for your foglighs blubs. Brother and nice a bright and make a video before and after
Where did you mount the Driver? And is it still working ok?
I run HIDS for my wrx and led for the high beam and fog lights. Best setup I promise you
It would help if you told us which ones
The high beams don't produce a good pattern in my 2013 Accord Coupe with the reflector style housing. It's throwing light up to the sky and I have them clocked vertical insteal of horizontal like they are suppose to be. I'm just gonna get some good halogens and put those back in. Happy with the low beams though in the projector housing
@Jonathan A I bought the Fahren Krieges and the pattern is a lot better and shoots down the road and up as well
Seems like a lot of shadows/shadowing, especially at the bottom of the low beam compared to the halogen bulb. Beam pattern is best measured 25' from a wall, not 10. They look bright but wrong color temp and not really worth it imo. Here in Ohio, the led bulbs are blinding and annoying at night because they aren't aimed well or fit the projector, but I guess that doesn't matter as everyone seems to drive around with their high beams anyway...
The shadowing is more due to the bulb orientation (this is covered in the instructions that come with the lights if anyone bothered to read them). The colour temp is actually a massive improvement for visibility and much closer to what HID's and OEM LED lights put out. The somewhat yellow halogens were fine when everyone had halogen lamps and street lights were the old sodium bulbs but driving a vehicle with halogens in traffic with more modern lights, the halogens become momentarily invisible every time you get any oncoming vehicles.
As for the blinding - again this is mostly due to incorrect installation. If you orient the bulb properly it's fine.
@@shadowwolfmandan...regardless of orientation, I'm not convinced that bulbs w/10* voids of light (at top and bottom) are "superior" to halogen bulbs. Yes, potentially more lumens and different light temperatures for style points, but I'd want less shadowing. It's bad enough for deer/wildlife to hang out along roads at night, I don't want lights that would constantly make me feel like I'm seeing things caused by the extra shadows. I use my (halogen) highbeams when I can, but unlike most drivers in Ohio, I dim my highbeams when other cars are approaching..
Did you change out your fogs? I did mine with those LEDs. They look so good and bright. Match my headlights.
Upgraded to LEDS low and high LEDS separated on after market head light but Why my head lights (low-high) not working same time when high beam selected?
High beam ON low beam OFF
any advice how to fix that
Ford expedtion 2013
I have their newer version in my two Subarus as well
Why cant i find a video of someone installing it. Its so hard
So how are you supposed to know what the correct orientation of the bulb is supposed to be?
It’s supposed to be Up and down
Generally speaking, the manufacturer recommends that the LED chips on the unit point left and right when the bulb is locked into the housing. There's a little allen wrench in the kit that will let you reorient the actual LEDs in relation to the mounting ring. You'd be surprised how much this helps
@@angelrodriguez2596 no its not lol
Nice video
Wonderful light 🔝
Supernova v.4 red/blk wire is the one you want
I installed this brand but why is the right side of my headlight is not so bright as my left headlight??
assuming your headlights glass is foggy and needs resurface?
Check that the orientation of the LEDs on your new bulb are left and right as opposed to some angle when it is locked into the housing. There is a little allen wrench in the package that lets you adjust the position of the LEDs in relation to the mounting ring. You would be surprised how much this helps.
How did y’all manage to fit the led bulb into the space I’m hearing some won’t fit.
Hey I need a bracelet for the lights them to stay in
I just got these same bulbs myself but haven't installed them yet. As far as actual heat of the headlight how are they? The original halogen ones in my camry get so hot they caus the headlight housing to fog up just from how hot it gets (that's with a projector headlight too)
I got this but the driver gets hot after a little bit of running it on. Is that normal? Like will it damage the wiring nearby?
That looks really nice
What license plate mount is that on the front? Also I bought these bulbs because of your video and they work splendidly on my 2020 WRX.
I used gorilla tape on the license plate to slim it down. Yeah the bulbs are nice, im enjoying mine.🤙
I have the same set. What do the yellow tag on two and the blue tag on the other two mean?
looks to be another way to tell the high beams from lwo beam lights
Your car battery still has its removable plastic carry strap attached 😂
Hi, I am looking for a replacement of the headlight bulb. Does this one fit for the honda civic 2009? thanks
Hi, Just I have Subaru Impreza 2020, base model I purchase this light but the Hight led beam I can't attached it is not way that I can insert properly, any help?
nice video
Cool vid
How’s are the low beams in the rain at night???
will the auto high beam function turn off when changing bulbs?
with these do you need to put the dust caps back on? or because of the way the fan comes out you don't need to?
Could drill a hole and put a rubber glove over it maybe haha but it says no need to modify dust cap but that won't be true for all cars I'm guessing... I ordered these last night getting them tomorrow for my 16 4runner
@@Mellow429 did u get urs installed with the dust covers?
@@Mellow429 I have a 14 Rav4 and I just installed the 9005 ones, but I'm nervous that it will be too hot with the dust cap off. What did you end up doing with your 4Runner? Any tips?
Found them low-profile enough to fit comfortably under the dust cap on my truck and it's notoriously low-clearance.
Update u still have it ? Because i have set but after like 3 months they turn off by themself. So I have to use stock halogen back anything I can do i put it on another car and work if you know anything I can do please let me know thanks 🙏🏽
I have these leds but mines are 100w (50 watts per bulb) and they are great, I have them in my 2021 charger
love it
Is it still working?
So how do you like them after 4 months? Just bought a set of h11s. Been using VoRock8 leds. Thinking about going these now.
They are great, nice and bright.
Hello, thanks for the video, it has been months since, how are the lights holding up and do you still like them? Thanks again!
They have been great, no regrets. Also they are a bit whiter in real life than the video shows so not too blue like some think. 🤙
@@JustVlads so they don't have a blue tone in real life?
Hi Vlad, How are you?
I bought these LED bulbs for my van's headlamp. If I mount the Driver outside of the headlamp, it's wires will be sticking out of the headlamp, and I will not be able to close and seal the headlamp with it's original Rubber Seal, that is used to block out moisture. That may cause moisture to come into it's housing, and eventually cause problems, like flickering, right?
You'll have to cut a hole in the rubber boot to feed the wires through to seal it properly.
You can simply zip tie the driver unit to the cable. The driver doesn't get hot enough to hurt anything.
How do those high beams look as the daytime running light? Are they too bright?
They are a bit bright but i like how other drivers can see me better and dont pull out in front.
@@JustVlads I suppose it doesn't matter to much in the daytime.
Can I installed this led in bike .
My bike specs is h11 h9 .
Model..
KTM RC 390
PLEASE SUGGEST ME BEST LED FOR MY BIKE
Consult the manufacturer, not this you tuber. The manufacturer, Fahren will have more info...
What is the name of the music?
Please sir be honest did it last do you still have it on your car after 1 year
Yes, still on the car and work perfect.
Hi, Vlad.
Hey, thanks for watching👍
Do you remember if you lost your running lights.
DRL's still work with this kit. 8:40
Name light
If the bulbs flash inconsistently, your alternator or battery amperage is not high enough.
what camera did u use?
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Why are you driving with your fog lights on? wtf
Trust me orientate your bulb 3 to 9
for the love of god, lower your low beams, everyone that is 50m away is blinded by them
I got these and one died after a week…..
Please stop with the drop in led bulbs people. If you have h11 halogens from the factory, upgrade with halogens only. Performance h11's or modify the Philips H9 and you will see much better performance.
@Jonathan A you think its fine untill you do what i said before. Light source matters. The size and placement of the light source is sensitive. Regardless if its a reflector or projector. Just cuse it has a cutoff doesnt mean its performing well.
Man they sucked for me
Why?
not helpful at all.