just seen some led head lights so im guessing they are sealed. so thought of all the dinosaur drivers on here who need sealed headlights. its from aussie 4wd patrol gq on fb. seems that this bloke joe baunach is selling them.
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just seen some led head lights so im guessing they are sealed. so thought of all the dinosaur drivers on here who need sealed headlights. its from aussie 4wd patrol gq on fb. seems that this bloke joe baunach is selling them.
yes but my dinosaur can be fixed with a piece of string :harhar:
thanks for the info i'll go check it out
just takin the piss I miss my gq very sad the day I sold it and still as sad nowQuote:
Originally Posted by garett
i like my old cars my new car is my mav. its only 25 years old. nothing i say is said in seriousness, i love taking the piss
but the head lights are pretty dull. but i'm coming from 35w hid's, so am looking for an alternative to mounting the 6 100w spots i have in the shed
I have HID headlights love them , think the jury is still out on LED headlights.
Yes they give a nice white light but when they give distance then I'll look at them.
A few mates have them and have removed them in favour of a normal globe set up
td what sort of distance are you looking for on led spots as I have the new ipf leds and I get 400metres don't need more than that.and I had hid spots before sure they were good but I think instant light compared to hids is a lot betterQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
I put this up as the dinosaur drivers have a major with there headlights filling with mud
hid low beam not too bad but hid spots. not so sure as they take time to warm up... some quicker than others but still i'm leaning toward a led light bar. just a low beam issue cant tell if they are on or not
i'm looking around, not in a rush cos the mav isn't yet rego'ed and will pass as soon as i finish the rear bar. which i'm fitting a 6 inch light bar to for a reverse light so if the gives good light i'm thinking led headlights might be ok, just need a spot or two for distance, what i want is a brighter low beam.
I put the crystal headlights in my gq they are brighter specially with a set of ipf fatboys. but as for splashing them they are not sealed so that will work for you if your not river crossing
Led headlights still have a bit more advancements required to get them into the same range as a well setup hid arrangement and I'm not talking about just sticking hid bulbs in your existing lights.
Speaker led headlights are still probably the best option out there for a sealed 7" replacement headlight but this is reflected in their cost.