🔦 Set of 4 LED Headlights 5 3/4-inch 5.75-inch DOT Approved Projector Lamps Sealed Beam Bulbs with High/Low Beam and Daytime Running Lights (DRL) Review

Turned on and illuminated after 5 minutes in lamp. The photo still shows smoke in a sealed bottle. I bought 4 lamps and 3 were junk. Don't waste money.

It's not often that you buy aftermarket headlights when you turn on your high beam. you say "hey". Super bright high beam. The low beam is a big improvement over my originals. The high beam is the same as my 14 inch lightbar on my Jeep. A very good quality. Easy to connect.

This was an inexpensive way to upgrade the headlights on a 1969 Chevelle. We used the original technology and the low beam was practically useless. We've added two of these for high/low beam and couldn't be happier. High frequencies are insanely bright and low frequencies are twice as good as the original. They fit right into an old GM A-Body bucket, with a small adjustment on the bucket to align the tongue for the right situation. If some LED light alternatives for older cars cost literally…

Let's start the installation. While not as thick as other 5.75 LED lights, they have grooves on the back that prevent proper placement in the case. If I were to align the tabs with the cutouts in my case, all of the lights would be bent at about 45 degrees. And since the back of these lights is metal, it can't be modified much, so I had to cut the bodywork in my car. As for brightness, the low beam leaves a lot to be desired. At best they are slightly better than regular halogens. And I've…

Installed these units on my 1964 Buick Riviera. Otherwise the Riviera is the backbone, with the headlights adding a unique and welcome touch of 21st century design. The headlights are also a significant improvement in brightness over the yellowish halogen bulbs previously used. I was aware from the reviews that the buckets will likely need modification to get the light; The dremel work required was simple enough. Currently, all headlights use existing Riviera sockets, so the exterior lights…

These headlights have 1 tab instead of the 3 on the stock headlights on my Dodge Charger 71. This tab was slightly larger than the pocket for it on my bucket. It just took a bit of grinding to get it to sit flush in one of them. However, when I put the bucket back on, I found that the original pocket wasn't parallel to the ground, so the lantern had tilted. I ended up cutting a new pocket into the bucket so it sits squarely on the floor. The depth of the headlights is ideal for buckets, they…