How would these compare to 2 hella 500 series lights? I want to mount them on the front of my Cherokee, and have room for all 4 across the brush guard
1589049
These are more "work lights" not much distance. For what I use them for they are great.
1589050
we use them on our jeep when up in the woods really lights it up like a stadium!
1589051
I can't compare directly. These LEDs are flood lights that provide great light out maybe 50 yards. Perfect for my use on my atv & UTV. If you want light out 100 yards, the Hellas May be better
152320
Ooh, good question. They are the right size lamp, but do you have enough clearance behind it in your pop up headlight for the slightly larger connector on the back of the Hella? Take out the lamp you have and look. If it is a plug-in and not a loose/movable wire connector, these may not fit.
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I had a 97 4Runner, but now have a 2011 and they share the same bulbs for the interior dome light, but I am not sure about the front reading lights because I never had to replace them in my 97 after 15 years and 350k miles. RIP
487481
They may not be legal where you live. Yet, I've used these (and other similar Hella) lights for years in both California and Washington state. The thing that you need to remember is YOU choose what bulbs to install in the headlight assembly. The 80w/100w, if aimed correctly, should not get you pulled over. The 100w/150w bulbs probably will. And the high wattage bulbs may well damage the wiring to the headlight. I recommend running 55w/60w bulbs and avoiding all the trouble you might otherwise cause yourself.
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I found on our horse trailer that the lightswere a tight fit but did work. I highly recommend these lights. Good quaility. There is a "rubber" gasket on these lights that fits into the hole. 1/4" larger hole I would say would be fine. There are ways around this if the hole is slightly larger. The plastic ring around the light could be fasten to your trailor using a "self tapping" or using a fine bead of caulking. I would say they would fit fine though because mine were tight. They are easy to hook up and are great quailty. Good luck!
1380712
I love mine and would definitely recommend it. Make sure to install them as close to your frame as possible. I ran over a piece of retread tire this weekend and busted my from led . " Oh the Pain!"
388530
You would need a DRL harness which is basically two 50ohm resistors in parallel. These lights are not bright at all you would lose your high beam functionality. I would advise you to buy Cree high powered LED bulbs. You can get them from VLEDs or Subispeed.com. if you still want to go ahead and buy these I would buy the DRL harness from iJDMTOY.com.
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I have an 05 F150 4x4 and I love my lights. They fit great, they are a bit dim, but nothing a new higher powered 1157 led couldn't take care of. But over all I love my lights, the look, they really give a small but big update to the vehicle.Hope this helped!
457367
Have no experience with Highlander. I put them in the dash of a Subaru Crosstrek with a slight enlargement of the mounting space. They filled in the midranges which were lacking. Good Luck.
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Are you looking for 1500 out of the whole strip? I don't know if you are going to be able to get info like that from typical customer experience. I can say that the ones I got were pretty bright, but comparing them to the 1200 lumen flood light I just bought, I don't think they are as bright as it is nor do they have the same coverage.
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I'm sorry, I can't tell you. I havent gotten them hooked up yet so I can't even tell you if I am happy with how bright they are. I'm hoping with that many led's in them that I won't be disappointed. I mounted them on the visors of my truck so I'd have a strong light right over me. You might get online to Amico and see if they can give some technical data for you. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
675005
They will not fit the Sierra. The Sierra has the same light, but with a different mounting bracket.
23158
I bought them for use on my 67 Harley Shovelhead. Because of the vibration regular bulbs don't last at all. I have over a thousand miles on one of these with zero problems. As for being noticeably brighter I don't see that much difference.
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I installed these quite a while ago and they still work. The demensions on the base of the bulb would be the same as any typical type 57, 1057 or 51 type bulb for watercraft or vehicle tail / stop / turn signal sockets. The clearance required in your fixture for the top of the bulb is approximately the same as an incandescent bulb just a touch wider to accommodate the LED ring. Mine had a single contact on the base of the bulb. I have used them in Red & Yellow with success. Good luck
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I mounted two them on top of my headache rack along with two Daylighters. Both sets are separately switched.The wide beams don't throw the light as far as the Daylighters, but they seem to light up further than my truck's headlights. Plus I an very please with the "wide" beams. The offer excellent coverage in the areas missed by the Daylighters (the Daylighters are more of a spot light). For reference my truck is a 03 ram 2500 quad cab 4x4, not lifted.
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That depends - these are no good for throwing light a long way - these are more like fog lights, which means they throw a dispersed beam to the sides and low front of the vehicle. So if you want to get long-range lighting, I recommend something like the KC Daylighters. If they are for close-range illumination, they work great. I'm very happy with my set for close-range use. They would go fine on a bullbar.
1968840
Honestly depends on what your looking for. These lights aren't focused for distance. I think the best application for these would be fog lights/ or as I used them for wich is backup lights on my landrover.