🔆 SEALIGHT 9006/HB4 LED Bulbs 14000LM 6000K Xenon White - 400% Brighter Fog Lights, Non-polarity (Pack of 2) Review

Matches my 1995 LeSabre perfectly. Much brighter and 'aiming' for these headlights (not the bulbs but the headlight housing) is quite stiff, so it needs to be worked on. I've only installed them in a car in my pole shed and the car was out of control at the time so I hooked up a jump pack and used that to test the light. That being said, I tested it street or street, but in this dark building you could definitely tell the difference. The wiring harness on the lights is quite short so using the…

SEALIGHT 9006 LED headlight replacement kit. Very bright even though they are only about 15 watts. Much brighter, and you can hurt oncoming people. I installed them on my 2004 Corvette (fold out headlights). There is about 1/4 inch space around the outside edges. A replacement flashlight with a larger cooling base just won't cut it. Other cars are probably not a problem. Also - just a note, as these LED bulb connectors are not coded like 9006 (low beam) and 9005 (high beam) bulbs, these LED…

I used to have Sealight bulbs in my pickup, had no problems with them and could see much better at night. I recently bought a 2007 Avalon that was in dire need of a lighting upgrade, so there was no problem as to which brand to buy. I like that they have a flat heatsink and no fan, which is helpful if you have limited space to install them. I tried a fan kit in my pickup and one of them stalled after just a year. I had to contact the company with a question and they responded within hours…

Appears to be of good quality. The tint is white with poor CRI before failure, the yellow lines on the trail are now a ghostly blue-white. They may be brighter than halogens, but they don't work that well in my '07 Honda Odyssey projector housings, not getting much light where it's supposed to. Lots of glare and ambient light hitting road signs high up and in the eyes of other drivers. I would return them if I wasn't in an urban area where people don't run off the road or hit me with my illegal

I have it obsessed Many different brands of LED and hid headlights have been installed over the years. I have found that ballasts often fail after a few months, especially if they are not properly fitted. This was the original reason I switched to LED headlights/bulbs. LEDs have the same brightness without the extra ballast (and extra bulkiness and headaches). These LED headlights are easy to install and look great. They come with two strips of 3m tape to secure the wires. In general I liked…

Installed light and much brighter than standard halogen. The Kia Niro 2020 is accessible through a plastic door in the front wheel arch. To install: 1. Turn the front wheel so that it is screwed into the wheel housing as far as possible2. Open the wheel arch cover by gently pulling the black plastic tab in the middle3. The access panel (approximately 4" x 8") falls from top to bottom. Don't pull too hard or you will break the bottom rivets) 4. You must first disconnect the wires from the lamp…

I have a 2014 honda civic si that had a lot of HIDs installed but I was having issues with burn out so I decided to try the LEDs. First, they are very bright. I am pleasantly surprised with the way the light bounces/spreads and can say they seem better and brighter than my HIDs at the moment. Beautiful bright white color with no bluish tinge. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 was the ease of installation. These were NOT the easiest to install. I had so many problems with the size…