Hella 998570001 60mm HB3 Low Beam SAE Headlamp: Efficient Lighting Solution for Enhanced Visibility Review

Goes well with my custom headlight installed on my Trans Am. Satisfied with the brightness and radiation characteristics. Basically satisfied

I removed and reinstalled my headlights. Will end up putting in some hidden kit or LED bulbs but worth the money, good quality

Had to order another one, the rear end of the other one broke off somehow. Not quite sure how well made they are. The step on the beam is quite annoying, it's huge as hell which means you have to point it down more than other projectors. But this is one of the few sealed projectors, so you don't have a choice if you want to ditch the 2000 Trans Am WS6's sealed beams.

Exceeded my expectations; Now I can ride my motorcycle at night. Replaced the horrible low beam headlight in my Suzuki 05 Bandit with this one; and that is the difference between day and night, no pun intended. And both lights now use the same bulb and I don't have to drive with high beam on all the time if I don't get home before dark. My LED bulbs work well with them. No weird beam pattern. It took several hours to install in my application.

I have one for the low beam on a motorcycle. The accommodation is not pretty but appears to be well built. The light output is EXCELLENT. It's very wide and bright. If you need more light just specify. There is a big "step" in the cutoff line and it's impossible to change it. But it's tuned for American roads, where there's more light on the right-hand side. The cropped edge has a lot of colors even with halogen so it looks fancy. For the same price you can get two upgraded Benz projectors or…