Chris, I appreciate you still holding it down for the old car crowd. Eventually, I'll get around to getting those little logo projector puddle lamps y'all made stabbed into my Fiero. Some day soon. Maybe.
THANK GOD I CAME ACROSS THIS VIDEO! I just bought my first plow truck and it has crappy 4x6 halogen lights that are so bad, I can't drive in the dark. I was just about to pull the trigger on 2 different crappy ones that you reviewed. I think I'll just get the 4x6 housing and put my extra set of HID in them. THAAAANK YOU!!!
I'm sorry Chris, but you had me sold on J.W. Speaker headlights years ago... I got a set for my 2000 XJ and love them 4 years later. My plan is to sell them this spring and get the newer heated version. J.W. Speaker is the only headlight I'll put on my Jeep. Thanks for another great review!, K-9 XJ in Portland, Oregon
I love that you put this video out. I wish it was out when I needed to buy new headlights for my plow. I went through 3 sets before I got the z offroad ones, and I know they are cheap Chinese ones, but out in the real world I've had good luck with them on my plow out in the snow and everything. It has been a huge upgrade compared to the stock ones and even the stock halogens on my dodge ram. I prefer driving with them over my stocks by far!
Awesome comparison! You saved me from buying the JW knockoff, which wasn't that bad, but I want the best. How come the Philips didn't make the cut? It looks like a great option, especially for those that want a normal-looking headlight.
I love Morimoto but a lot o me their beam patterns usually shallow. Their patterns are usually unique, which I do like. You definitely a great pair of fog/focus light down there.
13:51 You working for Morimoto and it shows...what the hell is that shadow in the middle and then some brighter light in the foreground, plus lots of shadows everywhere. This is very bad beam pattern and it should be barely pass. But considering the price, you are better off with stock and save for the JW/ Philips ones
Please make test all headlights for Peterbilt 379 tell about trux lights they have heater for winter time and also have retro style headlights, but I can’t find Beam pattern and brightness test, I am pretty sure a lot of truckers want to know which lights they can buy, All lights which you talking about usually not selling in the truck stops, and you don’t have any of the lights which usually saling in chrome shops...
The problem with the Philips is that it "doesn't work on older cars" per philips. They said anything older than like 2012 or so, they said. Worked on my turbo buick regal for a month or so and stopped working. They can't figure out why they won't work. But don't buy it for older vehicles.
I have a 1990 talon and burnt up a set of united pacifics like the ones in the vid. Turns out these older vehicles are ground switching not positive. That caused lower voltages to the light. My fix was to run the low beam on the switched circuit and the high beam on a toggle switch.
Dont know if anyone cares but the feathered pattern in the beam is caused during the lens casting. Most lenses are injection molded and popped out on a conveyor where they get dropped into a bin and assembled with the rest of the light elsewhere. During the time they are on the conveyor, the light cools and can have warping from static electricity or pick up contiminants from the air, which causes the feathering. The correct process is to blow ionized air over the lens to neutralize the charged lens surface.
I instinctively chose the one in the middle out of looks alone. Boy, did I get lucky! Is there a video on installing and what the plug with the three wires attaches to? Lights were easy and straight forward but instructions are confusing to a novice with no experience.
So here is a question for you could you just run four of the 4 x 6 8800s low beams instead of buying the separate high beams what would you think of that?
Depending on your vehicle, this setup might work, but it’s not guaranteed. If you install low beam headlights in all positions, the low beams will function as normal, and the high beams will activate as well - though the beam pattern would remain as low beam only. This setup can give the effect of having low beams on at all times. If you want all four lights to run simultaneously, a quad harness would make that possible. However, keep in mind that you’d be sacrificing the functionality of high beams, which are essential for that extra boost of light when needed.
Thanks for the video. My Kenworth came with the 3rd POS you reviewed. They SUCK.. all those diodes and on dim only the top row (of 3) light up and the center horizontal row. Makes a huge T Junk.. I see em everywhere too, no clue why. I didn’t buy em. Thank you sir
Problem with all these for the people who drive in winter weather the heated option works ok at best, I have the maxima heated style and they somewhat keep the lens clean, but honestly the stock halogen is best in winter.
You’re absolutely right - halogens naturally produce more heat, which can help with winter weather conditions. Since most heated lens units use LED light sources, the heated feature is really there to compensate for the lower heat output compared to halogens. While the heated lenses can help, they may not be quite as effective as the heat from traditional halogen bulbs in extreme winter conditions. Thanks for sharing your experience!
I’ve seen that multi-LED POS on a ton of vehicles as well. Amazon put them on all of their box vans. I see them on a bunch of death trap Jeep Cherokees as well (usually equipped with Amazon’s cheapest lift kit as well). They blind you when oncoming, but when you’re behind them, you can tell that they don’t light up the road at all. I really don’t understand why people put these on their car and leave them because they’re obviously worse than the original headlight.
Good job keep up the great work I’m looking for some LED lights for my El Camino 1983 so I just wanted to talk to you or should I say listen to you talk to me about which ones are the best ones because I like to do a lot of traveling and I definitely needed your input thanks big guy.🎯👍🏻
I just bought an Octane lighting 4x6 set for my 1987 Monte Carlo SS that are Modified sealed housings to take an H4 bulb. I like the 55w/60w bulbs they came with fine but, I can also just buy H4 LED's or HID's if i want to. And ill never have to take the housings out again if i dont want to i can just change the Bulb.
I see that the SEALED4: MORIMOTO BI-LED (4X6) is the brightest and the best BUT…..how do they hold up in adverse weather conditions? The biggest downside of LED lighting is that they allow ice and snow to build up and cover the lenses making them useless. Do the Morimotos produce enough heat to avoid that? My Kenworth and I travel the PNW and the Midwest so this is sorta important. Thanks for your time.
Hi excellent video glad i found it. i have a chevy g20 with the 4 headlights 4x6. I live in the UK so they have to be suitable for right hand drive what ones could you recommend as my current loghts are aweful i cant use my van at night as even with main beam on I cant see the road thanks would really be grateful if you could respond thanks
That Kenworth has the sealed beam units, right? We definitely have a ton of options for sealed beam headlights! www.headlightrevolution.com/complete_housings/universal_sealed_beam
I just looked at pricing for these top 3 finishers and they’re pretty pricy at $200-$350 a piece. I know it’s a you get what you paid kinda thing for with the quality, but are there any cheaper 4x6” led options? My ‘85 Mustang needs four 😬
They are going to be fairly pricey for a good quality sealed beam housing... the cheaper models out there are cheap for a good reason, keep this in mind! If it were my mustang, I would go with no other option but the Holley Performance RetroBright LED headlights. These are sold in PAIRS so you'll get x2 housings for the price, not just ONE! Hopefully this helps, these are my favorite sealed beam housings out there currently! Really fits the OEM+ look you want on a classic and the performance is MOUNTAINS better than factory. Email us: Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com Link: www.headlightrevolution.com/Sealed-Beam-Holley-RetroBright-LED-Headlights-4x6?quantity=1
Have you ever compared these to a European Hella 4x6 headlight housing with a halogen H4 bulb in them? Just curious on how the European beam pattern is compared to the US one, since we have quite specific rules on how the light needs to hit the road.
Interesting. It looks like the Vision X brand might have ripped off FireTech. I would have loved to see a comparison between Vision X and FireTech. Great video!
Thsnks great stuff and well made. I went through a few of these that I had to return and ended up with BraveWAY Dot Approved... $109.95 Sold By: LUMIWAY. For my old Winnebago. I would not recommend them the low pattern is so tall there is no way to properly adjust them but the high beams are too bright. The halo's are cool. I don't drive it much in the dark. Also the DOT/SAE ID markings are printed right near the corner so they are hidden under the bracket. I really do not believe there is any real third party certification or manufactures actually test to any specification.
Chris, as regards swapping out H4 and H1 bulbs in Bosch or Hella or Cibie 4X6's for replacement LEDs instead of using JW, etc do you have a video or, what are your thoughts there? I currently run JW Speaker heated on my KW up on the Alaska highway and am moderately satisfied, although not impressed.
i have a 2006 colbot ss that takes 9007 leds in it and i need to know how to adjusted them the right way the low beam is just about point at the ground i have tried i know 20 times to get them right and the high beams is stell off i need help fixing them the right way
I’m looking for a 4x6 led light that has a changeable bulb and led halo lights(preferably changeable colours). I’ve seen many but there are no reviews on them. Any recommendations?
Is there anywhere that you test both of the Philips h4656 and the h4651 together? Im looking for lights for my 85 Chevy truck with separate high and low beams.
I'm looking for a good 4x6 led headlight unit for my Suzuki DRZ400SM motorcycle, would you by chance have any recommendations for me? Do you know if JNS headlights are any good, or are they too just rebranded Chinese garbage?
We have never tested those lights, for some good recommendations on your motorcycle please reach out to our CS team so we can get more info on your build! 218-755-5200 Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com
Have you guys seen or reviewed the older Genssi sealed beams? There is a model that I've seen a few images of with what look like nice cutoffs and good hotspots even. Feel like it's a good middle ground, they're around $89 to $100 each.
Question: Since a lot of these lights are dual use (high and low beam), could for connect both modes together and have four low beams and four high beams on a big rig (two on each side)? That might actually give you a better pattern and more lux.
@@HeadlightRevolution i found it on your website do i buy the H1F or H4F for the morimoto light? Also would you rate the philips just as good as the jw speaker? The philips for my car is like 200 less PER headlight than the JW
I live in europe and see in many podlamps in this test the letter E inside a circle. I was near to buy some of your products like a fog lights and some 7" speaker headlights but I dont know if they are marked E for legal drive in europe. (Like DOT SAE in USA) Thanks for your answer... 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😷💪🏻
Glass headlights are old tech, period. The ONLY advantage of glass over poly is the natural scratch resistance but you can just add Lamin-X to the lenses of the poly lights to get that.
@@HeadlightRevolution idk i just like the feel and heft of glass. ive held some LED sealed beams and they just felt cheap. dont know how they performed just how they felt.
Great video, so many led 4*6 and no any actual reviews for so many years. Im living in Ukraine, and problem simply to find any good 4*6, specially LED only total sh*t. Few years ago i bought trux t-led h's, they looks like stock but it was like lottery i didnt found any actual info how they are performing...
8:54. Your math is a little off, according to your lux measurements 890 (lux) X 4 = 3560 LUX / QUAD HIGH & LOW BEAMS 130 % BRIGHTER ON QUAD HIGH & LOW CONFIGURATION (Z OFF ROAD) 530 (Lux) X 2 = 1060 / DUAL LOW BEAMS / 294% BRIGHTER THAN HOLOGEN HOLOGEN ASSUMING QUAD HIGH CONFIGURATION, HOLOGEN DUAL LOW CONFIG 180 LUX X 2 = 360 HOLOGEN QUAD HIGH CONFIG 680 (Lux) X 4 = 2720
By far my favorite video so far. Well done the commentary was perfect
Thanks for the feed back
Chris, I appreciate you still holding it down for the old car crowd.
Eventually, I'll get around to getting those little logo projector puddle lamps y'all made stabbed into my Fiero. Some day soon. Maybe.
Thanks for the feedback!!!
Im not even three minutes in, and I'm already keeling over laughing.... "This first piece of shyte we got from..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
yeah😂
CHYNA
I've had the Z offroad headlights in my pete 367 for a year and a half. Still going strong.
Glad all the work you guys do to put the information out there for the few people that actually care.
THANK GOD I CAME ACROSS THIS VIDEO! I just bought my first plow truck and it has crappy 4x6 halogen lights that are so bad, I can't drive in the dark. I was just about to pull the trigger on 2 different crappy ones that you reviewed. I think I'll just get the 4x6 housing and put my extra set of HID in them. THAAAANK YOU!!!
The Phillips looks the best if you want a updated stock look without all the wierd looking projectors inside.
No hi & low bulb though! Bad for us car drivers 😭
@@lowcountryloboThey have a high beam housing option. The one they showed 4656 was just the low beam. The 4651 is the high beam.
@@warhawk3136 I wound up going with the retrobrights for my s10
@@lowcountrylobo they have a separate high beam version
@@IronNam its ok :) went with the retrobrights as my truck only has 2 headlights
Love your Perspective comments. Cheers for the video. From Australia. Cheers.
Thanks for watching!
I'm sorry Chris, but you had me sold on J.W. Speaker headlights years ago... I got a set for my 2000 XJ and love them 4 years later. My plan is to sell them this spring and get the newer heated version. J.W. Speaker is the only headlight I'll put on my Jeep.
Thanks for another great review!,
K-9 XJ in Portland, Oregon
Thank you for your feedback, its much appreciated.
I love that you put this video out. I wish it was out when I needed to buy new headlights for my plow. I went through 3 sets before I got the z offroad ones, and I know they are cheap Chinese ones, but out in the real world I've had good luck with them on my plow out in the snow and everything. It has been a huge upgrade compared to the stock ones and even the stock halogens on my dodge ram. I prefer driving with them over my stocks by far!
Thank you for the comment and the view.
They are I think the best performance for the buck.
love the way you guys demolish these things 🤣👏🏻👌🏻
Awesome comparison! You saved me from buying the JW knockoff, which wasn't that bad, but I want the best. How come the Philips didn't make the cut? It looks like a great option, especially for those that want a normal-looking headlight.
If you do a 5x7, please include a e-code headlight with a good h4 bulb in it.
I love Morimoto but a lot o me their beam patterns usually shallow. Their patterns are usually unique, which I do like. You definitely a great pair of fog/focus light down there.
13:51 You working for Morimoto and it shows...what the hell is that shadow in the middle and then some brighter light in the foreground, plus lots of shadows everywhere. This is very bad beam pattern and it should be barely pass. But considering the price, you are better off with stock and save for the JW/ Philips ones
We DO NOT work for Morimoto. But thanks for the comment.
You just saved me some dough. Thanks 😊.
Any time!
This video needs posted in every F, G, and A body Facebook group
Wanna help us out with that? 👀
A hero of the people. Thanks a ton
🤘🤘🤘🤘
Please make test all headlights for Peterbilt 379 tell about trux lights they have heater for winter time and also have retro style headlights, but I can’t find Beam pattern and brightness test, I am pretty sure a lot of truckers want to know which lights they can buy, All lights which you talking about usually not selling in the truck stops, and you don’t have any of the lights which usually saling in chrome shops...
Awesome job lads! Can’t wait to see the 5x7 comparison!
Probably same if not worst... 😠
Thanks for the comment.
I love your guys reviews. I bought my wife headlights for her Ram from your video also mine for my Jeep.
Glad you like them!
Great video! I was looking for a replacement for my drz400 headlight and you made it really easy. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
I'm curious as to why you didn't test really high quality lights like Truk-Lite?
The problem with the Philips is that it "doesn't work on older cars" per philips. They said anything older than like 2012 or so, they said. Worked on my turbo buick regal for a month or so and stopped working. They can't figure out why they won't work. But don't buy it for older vehicles.
Good to know!
I have a 1990 talon and burnt up a set of united pacifics like the ones in the vid. Turns out these older vehicles are ground switching not positive. That caused lower voltages to the light. My fix was to run the low beam on the switched circuit and the high beam on a toggle switch.
Dont know if anyone cares but the feathered pattern in the beam is caused during the lens casting. Most lenses are injection molded and popped out on a conveyor where they get dropped into a bin and assembled with the rest of the light elsewhere. During the time they are on the conveyor, the light cools and can have warping from static electricity or pick up contiminants from the air, which causes the feathering. The correct process is to blow ionized air over the lens to neutralize the charged lens surface.
Interesting
The Philips ones are the only ones worth buying. I've been running them on my step van for about 3 years now.
Don't sleep on Morimoto or JW Speaker! 👀
Thank you so much for this. This made my week
You are so welcome!
What about trux 4x6 test and the trux head light assembly that replaces the side by side 4x6 that kenworth and peterbilt have
We could maybe test those another time!
I instinctively chose the one in the middle out of looks alone. Boy, did I get lucky! Is there a video on installing and what the plug with the three wires attaches to? Lights were easy and straight forward but instructions are confusing to a novice with no experience.
Glad you were able to get these installed easily!
Can y’all do a test on the Trux accessories headlights on the channel?
So here is a question for you could you just run four of the 4 x 6 8800s low beams instead of buying the separate high beams what would you think of that?
Depending on your vehicle, this setup might work, but it’s not guaranteed. If you install low beam headlights in all positions, the low beams will function as normal, and the high beams will activate as well - though the beam pattern would remain as low beam only. This setup can give the effect of having low beams on at all times. If you want all four lights to run simultaneously, a quad harness would make that possible. However, keep in mind that you’d be sacrificing the functionality of high beams, which are essential for that extra boost of light when needed.
this video is awesome! thanks for posting. you got my business!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the video. My Kenworth came with the 3rd POS you reviewed. They SUCK.. all those diodes and on dim only the top row (of 3) light up and the center horizontal row. Makes a huge T Junk.. I see em everywhere too, no clue why. I didn’t buy em. Thank you sir
Problem with all these for the people who drive in winter weather the heated option works ok at best, I have the maxima heated style and they somewhat keep the lens clean, but honestly the stock halogen is best in winter.
You’re absolutely right - halogens naturally produce more heat, which can help with winter weather conditions. Since most heated lens units use LED light sources, the heated feature is really there to compensate for the lower heat output compared to halogens. While the heated lenses can help, they may not be quite as effective as the heat from traditional halogen bulbs in extreme winter conditions. Thanks for sharing your experience!
How do you think the Auxbeam 4x6 would compare? Wonder why you didn't test that one?
We can tell you now that the Auxbeam lights are no better than the other "junk" units we tested. Unfortunately.
I’ve seen that multi-LED POS on a ton of vehicles as well. Amazon put them on all of their box vans. I see them on a bunch of death trap Jeep Cherokees as well (usually equipped with Amazon’s cheapest lift kit as well). They blind you when oncoming, but when you’re behind them, you can tell that they don’t light up the road at all. I really don’t understand why people put these on their car and leave them because they’re obviously worse than the original headlight.
Awesome comparisons! Love the look of those new Morimoto Sealed4's!
Glad you like them!
Good job keep up the great work I’m looking for some LED lights for my El Camino 1983 so I just wanted to talk to you or should I say listen to you talk to me about which ones are the best ones because I like to do a lot of traveling and I definitely needed your input thanks big guy.🎯👍🏻
Which ones did you get? I need some for my 81 el camino
Check out the Holley Retrobright headlights!
www.headlightrevolution.com/search?keywords=holley
GREAT TEST!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Yes I need some for my peterbilt. I'm still using the traditional headlight, but I need some with heating elements for winter. 👍👍👍👍👍
Speakers are the stuff, Man.
JW Speaker for sure for heated lights!
I just bought an Octane lighting 4x6 set for my 1987 Monte Carlo SS that are Modified sealed housings to take an H4 bulb. I like the 55w/60w bulbs they came with fine but, I can also just buy H4 LED's or HID's if i want to. And ill never have to take the housings out again if i dont want to i can just change the Bulb.
That's a neat upgrade!
Like to have some retro brites but I refuse to give 8 times what they are worth.
I see that the SEALED4: MORIMOTO BI-LED (4X6) is the brightest and the best BUT…..how do they hold up in adverse weather conditions? The biggest downside of LED lighting is that they allow ice and snow to build up and cover the lenses making them useless. Do the Morimotos produce enough heat to avoid that? My Kenworth and I travel the PNW and the Midwest so this is sorta important. Thanks for your time.
Have you tested th HWSTAR headligts?
So I know I’m a little late to this video, I got a 1993 gmc c1500 with this same style of headlights would these fit it?
Yes, the sealed beam headlights would be great for you!
Hi excellent video glad i found it. i have a chevy g20 with the 4 headlights 4x6. I live in the UK so they have to be suitable for right hand drive what ones could you recommend as my current loghts are aweful i cant use my van at night as even with main beam on I cant see the road thanks would really be grateful if you could respond thanks
Look into the Holley Headlights!
Thank you!!! You saved my money!
You're welcome!!
I just went to your website, and there isn't anything for Kenworth W900 at all. It seems to be for 4 wheelers and bikes only 😢
That Kenworth has the sealed beam units, right? We definitely have a ton of options for sealed beam headlights!
www.headlightrevolution.com/complete_housings/universal_sealed_beam
Do you have the comparison of the JW Speaker Model 8820 and the Vision X LED ? did not see the specs?
Now I want some Morimoto Sealed4's and I have nothing to put them in, haha. You guys are the best!
You're the best!
I'm looking for a Amber 4x6 for fog lights. Any suggestions
Not sure about 4x6 fog lights, most sealed beam headlights will only support low/high beam.
I just looked at pricing for these top 3 finishers and they’re pretty pricy at $200-$350 a piece. I know it’s a you get what you paid kinda thing for with the quality, but are there any cheaper 4x6” led options? My ‘85 Mustang needs four 😬
They are going to be fairly pricey for a good quality sealed beam housing... the cheaper models out there are cheap for a good reason, keep this in mind! If it were my mustang, I would go with no other option but the Holley Performance RetroBright LED headlights. These are sold in PAIRS so you'll get x2 housings for the price, not just ONE! Hopefully this helps, these are my favorite sealed beam housings out there currently! Really fits the OEM+ look you want on a classic and the performance is MOUNTAINS better than factory.
Email us: Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com
Link: www.headlightrevolution.com/Sealed-Beam-Holley-RetroBright-LED-Headlights-4x6?quantity=1
I feel your pain my c1500 needs four lol
H4666 were used on the truck in "Maximum Overdrive." 😉
LOL!!! Classic movie.
Happy Toyz
Is any of these E-code compliant?
How is the morimoto affordable? $230 per headlight?
Much more so than some others!
I've been eyeing off Holley Retrobright lights but found out they don't ship to Australia, they looked very descent.
We most definitely ship to Australia!
@@HeadlightRevolution Got my order in.
Followed here from another vid using Dapper LED lights. Was hoping they would be in the review. Great video though.
Thanks for the reply.
What are the best the money currently?
Holley Retrobrights are our favorite!
I see ypu now have Oracle Halo Headlights. What is your opinion those?
Not a bad option, but we prefer the Holley, Morimoto, or JW Speaker!
What about the jw and Phillips high beams? Can you put the lux numbers for these? Thanks.
We only focused on the low for this test.
@@HeadlightRevolution what do you mean you had numbers for the high beam portion of all of the high and low performing headlights
Hey good thing I found this vid, was about to buy some
Sweet!
Have you ever compared these to a European Hella 4x6 headlight housing with a halogen H4 bulb in them? Just curious on how the European beam pattern is compared to the US one, since we have quite specific rules on how the light needs to hit the road.
We have not tested against European headlights unfortunately.
What about a 4x6 housing with HR H-4
Interesting. It looks like the Vision X brand might have ripped off FireTech. I would have loved to see a comparison between Vision X and FireTech. Great video!
Great point! Thanks for the comment.
I'm pretty sure Vision X makes the headlights for FireTech.
Very good vid. Maybe an updated 5x7 comparo?
Stay tuned.
I saw the new 5x7 vid. Company got me some trucklites. As you stated, somewhat brighter, but beam pattern is nuts comparably to the old schoolers
Great video. Lots of info. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Review KTM motorcycle headlights too. They're creating a lot of hype in the market.
Thanks for the feed back.
Thank you for the info!!
You are most welcome!
Thsnks great stuff and well made. I went through a few of these that I had to return and ended up with BraveWAY Dot Approved...
$109.95 Sold By: LUMIWAY. For my old Winnebago. I would not recommend them the low pattern is so tall there is no way to properly adjust them but the high beams are too bright. The halo's are cool. I don't drive it much in the dark. Also the DOT/SAE ID markings are printed right near the corner so they are hidden under the bracket. I really do not believe there is any real third party certification or manufactures actually test to any specification.
Maybe DOT means something else in china
How about jtx and ultraflex 4x6?
I opened and closed mine up after watching this video;printed the return label and sending back tomorrow
👍
Chris, as regards swapping out H4 and H1 bulbs in Bosch or Hella or Cibie 4X6's for replacement LEDs instead of using JW, etc do you have a video or, what are your thoughts there? I currently run JW Speaker heated on my KW up on the Alaska highway and am moderately satisfied, although not impressed.
Shoot us an email at Sales@headlightrevolution.com
Good review
Glad you enjoyed it
I’ve had good luck with my Z-off-road headlights
World class
Thanks for the feed back.
How do the Holley Retrobrights compare?
The Holley lights have blown almost everything we've tested away!
i have a 2006 colbot ss that takes 9007 leds in it and i need to know how to adjusted them the right way the low beam is just about point at the ground i have tried i know 20 times to get them right and the high beams is stell off i need help fixing them the right way
I would suggest reaching out to our CS team so we can go over some options with you!
218-755-5200
Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com
Pls can u guys review the benivee v35 led bulbs pls
DeLorean owner looking for a headlight recommendation.
JW Speaker
I would suggest reaching out to our CS team so we can go over some options with you!
218-755-5200
Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com
How do I send sujestions for yall to do next that involve the 4x6 lights
I’m looking for a 4x6 led light that has a changeable bulb and led halo lights(preferably changeable colours). I’ve seen many but there are no reviews on them. Any recommendations?
Shoot us an email at Sales@headlightrevolution.com and we can help you.
Sir, can you comment on the motorcycle spotlights?
Will bring it up with the team. Thanks for the feed back.
@@HeadlightRevolution thank you very muck.
Can yall test some 5x7 please?
Stay posted!
Was a 4wd truck not available? Lol. Had a hard ass time getting up onto that little housing.
They did not put the truck into 4x4..
LOL, the floor started moving.
Is there anywhere that you test both of the Philips h4656 and the h4651 together? Im looking for lights for my 85 Chevy truck with separate high and low beams.
We have not tested these, unfortunately.
I'm looking for a good 4x6 led headlight unit for my Suzuki DRZ400SM motorcycle, would you by chance have any recommendations for me? Do you know if JNS headlights are any good, or are they too just rebranded Chinese garbage?
We have never tested those lights, for some good recommendations on your motorcycle please reach out to our CS team so we can get more info on your build!
218-755-5200
Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com
Have you guys seen or reviewed the older Genssi sealed beams? There is a model that I've seen a few images of with what look like nice cutoffs and good hotspots even. Feel like it's a good middle ground, they're around $89 to $100 each.
Question: Since a lot of these lights are dual use (high and low beam), could for connect both modes together and have four low beams and four high beams on a big rig (two on each side)? That might actually give you a better pattern and more lux.
Yep! We make low/high beam splitters just for this!
@@HeadlightRevolution i found it on your website do i buy the H1F or H4F for the morimoto light? Also would you rate the philips just as good as the jw speaker? The philips for my car is like 200 less PER headlight than the JW
Is there another video or plans for a video for the H6024 7" Round LED headlights?
Check there channel. I believe they did that test about a year ago.
Thank you for the assistance.
I live in europe and see in many podlamps in this test the letter E inside a circle. I was near to buy some of your products like a fog lights and some 7" speaker headlights but I dont know if they are marked E for legal drive in europe. (Like DOT SAE in USA) Thanks for your answer... 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😷💪🏻
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Only thing I really dont like aboutthe LED housings is most are polycarbonite lenses. Why cant we get glass lenses like the olde school sealed beams?
Glass is brittle and shatters easily. Poly is much better overall!
@@HeadlightRevolution shatters is you drop it on a rock maybe. ive seen glasse units creak and crack but never just shatter to peices.
Glass headlights are old tech, period.
The ONLY advantage of glass over poly is the natural scratch resistance but you can just add Lamin-X to the lenses of the poly lights to get that.
@@HeadlightRevolution idk i just like the feel and heft of glass. ive held some LED sealed beams and they just felt cheap. dont know how they performed just how they felt.
Give these a shot, they'll change your mind 😉
Great video, so many led 4*6 and no any actual reviews for so many years. Im living in Ukraine, and problem simply to find any good 4*6, specially LED only total sh*t. Few years ago i bought trux t-led h's, they looks like stock but it was like lottery i didnt found any actual info how they are performing...
Thank you, Alex!
Thank you for the review :)
You guys should’ve gotten more views for this video.
Thank you 💞
I have 7 X 6 in my 79 Ford F-100, I must have double trouble...
We have something for that as well!
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I love the look of the Phillips. I wish they came in Low and High configuration
Wish they would have tested the truck lite brand.
I second this. It's my understanding that Truck Lite is made by Rigid.
Maybe next time!
some of the headlights with round beam pattern would be pretty good for motorcycles
Its still best to have the light beam spread out how it supposed to be. for safety.
7:05. In my opinion these are so popular because the simple clean look. I hate all those stupid reflector designs its way over the top
They look good but perform like junk.
8:54. Your math is a little off, according to your lux measurements
890 (lux) X 4 = 3560 LUX / QUAD HIGH & LOW BEAMS 130 % BRIGHTER ON QUAD HIGH & LOW CONFIGURATION (Z OFF ROAD)
530 (Lux) X 2 = 1060 / DUAL LOW BEAMS / 294% BRIGHTER THAN HOLOGEN
HOLOGEN ASSUMING QUAD HIGH CONFIGURATION,
HOLOGEN DUAL LOW CONFIG 180 LUX X 2 = 360
HOLOGEN QUAD HIGH CONFIG 680 (Lux) X 4 = 2720