Just browsing eBay and came across these, led headlights but fan cooled with what looks like a ballast or something. I know "good" led headlights aren't that readily available, but these look interesting.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pair-Whit...533dddc&_uhb=1
Cheers
Andy
MudRunnerTD (9th September 2013)
Never seen them before but I wonder how the fan likes mud and dust
My guess is that they would kinda suck. They only produce 1800 lumens, where as a similarly watted hid kit would produce at least 3000 lumens
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MAybe if your not doing mud puddles or river crossings
Sealed beams are the only way to go if you're doing the above
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threedogs (10th September 2013)
I wasn't sure what the output of a regular globe was but I thought that would be the case. Mud crossings would probably kill these things pretty quickly. Interesting to see what's being released lately though.Originally Posted by lhurley
Have to agree parksy the ideas and improvements in technology is nothing but amazing and hard to keep up with!
Yep, those down south are amazed at moving stairs at our shopping centres and the fact we don't use lamps or whale oil anymore!
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But how do you see!?............... and the fact we don't use lamps or whale oil anymore!
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I would stear clear of them in a 4wd unless its a soccer mums car, recipe for issues as Tas said with sealing them etc
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They actually work very well on low beam high beam isnt exceptional the hb3 /4 and h9 and h11 are sealed with a gasket to stop dust ingress
The company I work for has been selling them now for 3 months and have had no reported failures and yes some of those kits are running around in the red dust of Arnhem Land up here in the territory
Can put pics up of light output if anyone is interested
Parksy (13th September 2013)
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