I’ve had mine for a year now no issues whatsoever. It’s funny the people that talked trash on them are now using them😂😂😂😂 it’s nice to see people coming around.
Yes. For DOT. And I've seen the stock 4Runner headlights produce the same effect against the wall. But on the ground I've never had lights do that. It's distracting. On the ground you can see the actual stagger in a defined line vs being spread out. I tried to shine it further to see if it'll go away but it doesn't
Great Vid, Honestly New to Jeep platform Very helpful, I have no idea what kind of Halo LEDS I have but they are very wicked cool, 5 settings, however the driver side keeps cutting out idk what the issue is. I’m traveling so when I get back I’ll take it apart Again I was looking for an honest opinion and simple explanation Christian 4 DR 2011 JKU , Blacked out, Soft top, 35’s on E3 20’s
I can confirm in europe/italy light have different pattern (not "conplete"), I had buought for my mustang before brexit an headlight from uk and have "reverse" pattern because righthanddrive!!! for my jku no problem because general market chinese invasion have dot approved and are specular and not left/right headlight difference neither in the pattern
I love your outro music. Do you need an anti-flash filter in there between the light and Jeep? I know JK's will flicker with LED bulbs. I believe we have similar Jeeps (2016 JKU). What gearing did you end up going with? And is your Jeep a 5 speed Auto?
Didn't need anti flash. I believe it's built into the lights but I've never needed it ever. My gearing is stock 3:21 and I wanna go to 4:56 I drive a 6 speed manual
This is my favorite channel 👍👏 I’m still using the original stock headlights in my 16 JKUHR that I bought new. (That’s the funny story 😂 Because they are terrible)
I mistook uncle bob for bigfoot once... I stood frozen in the middle of the dark, eerie forest as my Jeeps headlights pierced through the dense fog. In that split second, I was certain I saw the familiar figure of my Uncle Bob, but as the fog cleared and reality revealed itself, my eyes widened in disbelief. Standing before me was not my Uncle Bob, but a towering, monstrous creature. It was Bigfoot, the legendary beast that had been the subject of numerous tales and sightings. With broad shoulders, matted fur, and piercing eyes, Bigfoot was unlike anything I had ever encountered. Fear and awe washed over me in equal measure. Bigfoot stared back at me, seemingly curious about this unexpected encounter. There was a strange intelligence in its eyes, as if it was contemplating its next move. Panic gripped me, and all I wanted to do was escape, but my feet were rooted to the spot. As the silence enveloped the forest, a realization struck me. This was no ordinary encounter. This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to unravel the mysteries surrounding Bigfoot. Gathering my courage, I cautiously approached the creature, reminded of the countless stories that had captivated my imagination since childhood. To my amazement, Bigfoot did not lunge at me, nor did it show any signs of hostility. Instead, it seemed almost... friendly. It extended an enormous hand towards me, palm open, as a gesture of peace. Tentatively, I reached out and placed my hand on its massive palm. Suddenly, a flood of information washed over me. Images and emotions overwhelmed my senses, as if Bigfoot was communicating with me on a deeply profound level. It was a glimpse into the majestic creature's world, its struggles and its connection with the natural environment. With every passing second, my misconceptions about Bigfoot shattered. This was not the terrifying creature that people had feared. It was a misunderstood being, longing for companionship and understanding. As the encounter came to an end, Bigfoot slowly turned and vanished into the depths of the forest. I was left standing there, a mix of emotions swirling inside me. The skepticism that had defined my beliefs for so long had evaporated, replaced by a newfound appreciation for the unknown. From that moment on, I became an advocate for the existence of Bigfoot. I dedicated my life to unraveling the truth behind these elusive creatures, urging others to cast off their preconceived notions and embrace the untamed wonders that lay hidden in the world. Thinking I saw my Uncle Bob in my headlights had led me to an extraordinary encounter. Little did I know that the darkness of the forest held not just answers, but also the potential to reshape my perceptions and ignite a spark of curiosity that would burn bright for years to come.
How’s it going bro, I recently installed these thanks to your video! I am having trouble with one thing though. During the day, I just want the halos to be on but for some reason the headlight turns on as well. Any idea what it can be and how I can just have the circle halos running through the day?
I wired just that one wire to my fog lights so that when you flick it to the fog light position it would turn those on (but then your fogs would be on too which I don't have anymore anyway). That's how I did it personally
What is the true volt range. I thot I saw 9v-42v but have mot been able to find it again. I will be using it on a 24v system, so I just wanted to verify I'm in the range.
I can find out. Unfortunately, not even 2 months after I put these on I ended up gettin headlights from KC and have been running those since. A lot of times these kind of lights don't publish a lot of the specs.
You def don't have to! You can tap into a fuse that turns on when you turn on your vehicle. Or wire it to its own switch. I just did it because it was the easiest and closest. That being said I ended up switching headlights to KC anyway and had to remove that splice and rewire the original back
@@chaselesser3191 Ok so let me tell you right now...I SHOULD'VE gotten them earlier. They are REALLY good. I hesitated before because of just that- the price. I'm like no way do I want to spend that much for headlights. Then we started working together and they asked me what I wanted to try and I asked for the headlights. And literally the first night out I saw a HUGE difference. They're good...and I'm not saying that because we work together now...you would be surprised just how well the spread is. If you're shopping headlights...buy once cry once. You won't be disappointed. There's a video to my review on it comparing it to these lights btw.
The wire connectors came with the lights. I tried to look but the wires aren't imprinted. If I had to guess MAYBE 12-14 awg but don't hold me to that. The DRL halo lights that was thinner. Prob around 16. Fuse adapter I had laying around but you can get those at any auto supply store
@@BaptismOverland yeah I don’t like really know what those are , I just ordered the fuse adapter and so basically do I put the original one (#20) with a 25?.
I’ve had mine for a year now no issues whatsoever. It’s funny the people that talked trash on them are now using them😂😂😂😂 it’s nice to see people coming around.
That stagger is exactly how it’s supposed to look
Yes. For DOT. And I've seen the stock 4Runner headlights produce the same effect against the wall. But on the ground I've never had lights do that. It's distracting. On the ground you can see the actual stagger in a defined line vs being spread out. I tried to shine it further to see if it'll go away but it doesn't
Just came across the video and this nailed it for me! Currently shopping for LED upgrades for my ‘08 JKU and this is one of my top options.
I don’t have a JK, but I always enjoy watching your detailed installation with commentary.
Looks cool! Love the beam pattern!
what a great informative video... great job!
There's always so much trash on UA-cam anymore its like bang my head against a desk!
About to install my lights today, so happy I came across your video!
Hope you like them!
Great video! It looks just like the Adan Black pro fusion motorcycle headlight
Haha it does. I had a headlight like that on my triumph and when I got these I remember saying wow that looks familiar lok
Great Vid, Honestly
New to Jeep platform
Very helpful, I have no idea what kind of Halo LEDS I have but they are very wicked cool, 5 settings, however the driver side keeps cutting out idk what the issue is. I’m traveling so when I get back I’ll take it apart
Again I was looking for an honest opinion and simple explanation
Christian
4 DR 2011 JKU , Blacked out, Soft top, 35’s on E3 20’s
I can confirm in europe/italy light have different pattern (not "conplete"), I had buought for my mustang before brexit an headlight from uk and have "reverse" pattern because righthanddrive!!! for my jku no problem because general market chinese invasion have dot approved and are specular and not left/right headlight difference neither in the pattern
I love your outro music. Do you need an anti-flash filter in there between the light and Jeep? I know JK's will flicker with LED bulbs. I believe we have similar Jeeps (2016 JKU). What gearing did you end up going with? And is your Jeep a 5 speed Auto?
Didn't need anti flash. I believe it's built into the lights but I've never needed it ever.
My gearing is stock 3:21 and I wanna go to 4:56
I drive a 6 speed manual
Look cool and for the $$$. I went KC about 4 years ago and WOW
I want those KCs lol
This is my favorite channel 👍👏
I’m still using the original stock headlights in my 16 JKUHR that I bought new.
(That’s the funny story 😂 Because they are terrible)
😂 That's it. That's the tweet.
Make sure to include your IG handle so I can track it there
Hey man… great video! You still running these? Do you like them? Thinking about getting them
I am! I mean, I just put them on a few weeks ago lol but I've been liking them
@@BaptismOverland lol true! Sorry for that
I mistook uncle bob for bigfoot once...
I stood frozen in the middle of the dark, eerie forest as my Jeeps headlights pierced through the dense fog. In that split second, I was certain I saw the familiar figure of my Uncle Bob, but as the fog cleared and reality revealed itself, my eyes widened in disbelief.
Standing before me was not my Uncle Bob, but a towering, monstrous creature. It was Bigfoot, the legendary beast that had been the subject of numerous tales and sightings. With broad shoulders, matted fur, and piercing eyes, Bigfoot was unlike anything I had ever encountered. Fear and awe washed over me in equal measure.
Bigfoot stared back at me, seemingly curious about this unexpected encounter. There was a strange intelligence in its eyes, as if it was contemplating its next move. Panic gripped me, and all I wanted to do was escape, but my feet were rooted to the spot. As the silence enveloped the forest, a realization struck me. This was no ordinary encounter. This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to unravel the mysteries surrounding Bigfoot. Gathering my courage, I cautiously approached the creature, reminded of the countless stories that had captivated my imagination since childhood. To my amazement, Bigfoot did not lunge at me, nor did it show any signs of hostility. Instead, it seemed almost... friendly. It extended an enormous hand towards me, palm open, as a gesture of peace. Tentatively, I reached out and placed my hand on its massive palm. Suddenly, a flood of information washed over me. Images and emotions overwhelmed my senses, as if Bigfoot was communicating with me on a deeply profound level. It was a glimpse into the majestic creature's world, its struggles and its connection with the natural environment. With every passing second, my misconceptions about Bigfoot shattered. This was not the terrifying creature that people had feared. It was a misunderstood being, longing for companionship and understanding. As the encounter came to an end, Bigfoot slowly turned and vanished into the depths of the forest. I was left standing there, a mix of emotions swirling inside me. The skepticism that had defined my beliefs for so long had evaporated, replaced by a newfound appreciation for the unknown. From that moment on, I became an advocate for the existence of Bigfoot. I dedicated my life to unraveling the truth behind these elusive creatures, urging others to cast off their preconceived notions and embrace the untamed wonders that lay hidden in the world. Thinking I saw my Uncle Bob in my headlights had led me to an extraordinary encounter. Little did I know that the darkness of the forest held not just answers, but also the potential to reshape my perceptions and ignite a spark of curiosity that would burn bright for years to come.
Hahaha this might be hard to beat!
Make sure to include your IG handle so I can track it there
Alright man you win. Message me on IG and I'll coordinate getting this out to you
How’s it going bro, I recently installed these thanks to your video! I am having trouble with one thing though. During the day, I just want the halos to be on but for some reason the headlight turns on as well. Any idea what it can be and how I can just have the circle halos running through the day?
I wired just that one wire to my fog lights so that when you flick it to the fog light position it would turn those on (but then your fogs would be on too which I don't have anymore anyway). That's how I did it personally
What is the true volt range. I thot I saw 9v-42v but have mot been able to find it again. I will be using it on a 24v system, so I just wanted to verify I'm in the range.
I can find out. Unfortunately, not even 2 months after I put these on I ended up gettin headlights from KC and have been running those since. A lot of times these kind of lights don't publish a lot of the specs.
Thanks great video
I don’t really want to cut and splice things on the factory harness.
You def don't have to! You can tap into a fuse that turns on when you turn on your vehicle. Or wire it to its own switch. I just did it because it was the easiest and closest. That being said I ended up switching headlights to KC anyway and had to remove that splice and rewire the original back
@@BaptismOverland How much more do you prefer the KC headlights. I heard they were real good. But given the price, they better be. Lol.
@@chaselesser3191 Ok so let me tell you right now...I SHOULD'VE gotten them earlier. They are REALLY good. I hesitated before because of just that- the price. I'm like no way do I want to spend that much for headlights. Then we started working together and they asked me what I wanted to try and I asked for the headlights. And literally the first night out I saw a HUGE difference. They're good...and I'm not saying that because we work together now...you would be surprised just how well the spread is.
If you're shopping headlights...buy once cry once. You won't be disappointed. There's a video to my review on it comparing it to these lights btw.
What size was the wire loom ? Do you have the link for the hardwares you ended up using by any chance ? Like the fuse adapter ?
The wire connectors came with the lights. I tried to look but the wires aren't imprinted. If I had to guess MAYBE 12-14 awg but don't hold me to that. The DRL halo lights that was thinner. Prob around 16. Fuse adapter I had laying around but you can get those at any auto supply store
@@BaptismOverlandwhat were the fuses ?
It doesn't take up a lot. I think I used a 5amp. Try that and if it blows go to 7.5 but it def shouldn't be more than 10
@@BaptismOverland yeah I don’t like really know what those are , I just ordered the fuse adapter and so basically do I put the original one (#20) with a 25?.
I need new head lights
Wow, where can I get those ❤
Should be a link in description