Anybody put these in a MIata? how do they look? better then the sealed beams? recommend?
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I've only installed on a Jeep Wrangler but look real good and have a better beam than OEM.
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I have them in mine and I love them. The only downside is the bump on the bottom where the KC logo is. https://www.dropbox.com/s/naxhnutvdxy8f3v/2013-08-13%2014.46.40.jpg?dl=0
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I wouldn't - the curvature of the lens is much greater than stock and would protrude.
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Yes I did that exact same thing with mine! And they just fit perfect looking awesome with the HID!!
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These are sealed headlights and the bulb has a seal on it as well. You should not get any condensation inside unless they get a crack in them.
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I bought a pair. The lights have both been pourous and have moisture build up inside. I am getting rid of them and buying more expensive Toyota OEM lights.
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I bought these for a '90 Miata and they did not work for me. Could not figure out why. But I have switched other vehicles to LED lighting and really liked the change. I would give it a try. Just make sure you order the right size
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Dave, I've had these on my 1999 F-350 Lariat 7.3 Powerstroke for 2 years now. They are a vast improvement over the stock headlights, and definetly improve the overall asthetic appeal of the truck. Either set, Chrome, or Harley Davidson styled black bezeled lights are well worth the investment. Although, I highly recommend researching installation procedures for these lights on a 1999-2003 year model, as it SPECIFICALLY REQUIRES MODIFICATION TO THE radiator core support header panel and headlight support mount. You'll need some extra hardware as its not completely included in the kit. A few lock washers, some stainless steel bolts, and nuts, and you'll be set. You can get the right grade hardware from O'Reilly's, and just GOOGLE the install process.. Overall it took me about 30 minutes after marking out the initial cutout prior to making incisions in the header panel. They work great, and I definetly suggest them!
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not very bright but noticeable. They are blue white in color and if you have hids, you would want to get 6000k bulbs to match the color output of these drls. First thing you need to do is power them before you mount to ensure all the leds are working...some of my first one came DOA...once you know they all work, them apart and re-enforce the solder points...then when you put them together, put a bead of silicone on the edges and them screw them tight. Otherwise you will have water get into the housing and then short the leds out.
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dont listen to surfer5042, i bet is those kind of people searching online, and dont even have the product, this headlights looks awesome, h1 is the type of bulb the use for low high beam, now if are serious about this, go to my Instagramand u can see some pictures of my car. thanks let me know if it helps. static_pupsik
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They are great! So much better than stock. They have a reflective back. The turn signals don't have a reflective back but it doesn't matter. I'd recommend HID's with them too. Looks amazing like that.
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Mine are mounted in the "hot rod" type headlight buckets on a Lotus 7 clone kit car that is sprung really tight and they are working well after some rough treatment. I pop-riveted them in place so they don't bounce around and hit anything but that also delivers any shock input directly to them and they are taking it well.
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I cannot speak to Miata '90, however, they are great in my '89 Alfa. That's probably not much help, but I'd think the car manufacturer should know, or any auto parts store with a cross reference catalogue. Good luck and happy driving.
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Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the "temperature" of the bulb is not any higher than 5000K. If you go over 5000 the color of your lights will be blue and actually less bright.a Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the... » Read More Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the "temperature" of the bulb is not any higher than 5000K. If you go over 5000 the color of your lights will be blue and actually less bright.a « Show Less
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Better in my opinion, if you are trucking...you tend to make the "smaller" cars mad lol I love em thus far. Had mine for about 5 months. No problems at all and you get plenty of visibility
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No, don't buy them they're crap. I thought they were ok at first but they crack very easily and I ended just buying different tail lights. Stick to factory or go with a different manufacturer.
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Mine turned out awesome. Love the clear. But be aware, some inspection states require reflective tail lights (DOT reflectors) these have no reflective properties so a small stick on reflector may be necessary. Write up & wiring is easily available on most vehicle forums. Assuming Wrangler, go here:http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f12/how-detailed-4-led-flush-mount-tail-lights-976895/
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These are made to last and look great. I used them to mount KC daylighters and worked perfect. I have looked at warn lights and do believe you will have no problem mounting them with these. Go for it. DAVEP.S. I have a 2013 JK.
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Yeah I think they would be perfect for your truck with the tinted headlight casings as long as the tint aren't that dark. With you getting the 5000k I think you won't have any problem and I think they would shine through those tints with no problem and give your truck a more definitive look that you are looking for. Write me or email back to let me know and how it turns out and send me some pics. Darrius96@hotmatil.com