2g LED Headlight Bulbs

[BLACK'98DSM]

I just recently installed my new headlights, they look great. But at night, my low beams are super dim. I tried putting the factory bulbs in there just in case it was the made in China crap, but no luck. I was looking for a plug-n-play set of LED's. Anyone know where I can pick some up? Thanks.

 

[Techn0Nut1996]

i Just did a plug and play HID kit, was as easy as plugging them in. Only thing I had to do to the headlight was drill a hole in the back of the plastic cover to allow the wires though. The kit even had a rubber grommet on the wires to prevent moisture build up. IF you can drill two holes you are set.
https://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DDM-HID-Kit-Slim-Ballast-35W-or-55W

 

[BLACK'98DSM]

i Just did a plug and play HID kit, was as easy as plugging them in. Only thing I had to do to the headlight was drill a hole in the back of the plastic cover to allow the wires though. The kit even had a rubber grommet on the wires to prevent moisture build up. IF you can drill two holes you are set.
https://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DDM-HID-Kit-Slim-Ballast-35W-or-55W

How bright are they? And was it hard to adjust them?

 

[Techn0Nut1996]

Light output is good, better than stock. As far as adjusting them, do you mean the positioning of the light output? If so it is the same as OEM.

 

[BLACK'98DSM]

Light output is good, better than stock. As far as adjusting them, do you mean the positioning of the light output? If so it is the same as OEM.

Ok, I'm looking into it. Thanks for letting me know.

I like your new profile pic too

 

[SouthIndy_Talon]

The main issue you are probably is that without fitting proper projectors designed for HID's, the light pattern will not be ideal and could potentially blind drivers coming the other direction. The HID's will absolutely work in the factory housing, but just the way it was really intended.

I recently purchased a set of LED bulbs for my 1ga and they basically suffer from the light pattern issues. They have to be carefully aligned so you get a good cutoff pattern. The LED lights got extremely hot (more so than I was really comfortable with), so I took them back out for the time being. They make LED bulbs with built in fans in the back of them, but I did not want my headlight to sound like a bunch of buzzing bees either.

 

[rEclipserGST]

I recently purchased a set of LED bulbs for my 1ga and they basically suffer from the light pattern issues. They have to be carefully aligned so you get a good cutoff pattern. The LED lights got extremely hot (more so than I was really comfortable with), so I took them back out for the time being. They make LED bulbs with built in fans in the back of them, but I did not want my headlight to sound like a bunch of buzzing bees either.

I don't have any buzzing bee noises. Just normal car noises in mine. Just installed my LED bulbs with fans two days ago.

 

[SouthIndy_Talon]

I don't have any buzzing bee noises. Just normal car noises in mine. Just installed my LED bulbs with fans two days ago.

That's good to know. I read some reviews of people complaining about the noise of the fans since they are fairly small. Guess some brands are better than others. I may look into again after the halogen bulbs burn out again.

 

[BLACK'98DSM]

I don't plan on buying these, but here's for anyone else wondering about Ebay:

https://www.ebay.com/i/173318641566?ul_noapp=true

 

[Techn0Nut1996]

The main issue you are probably is that without fitting proper projectors designed for HID's, the light pattern will not be ideal and could potentially blind drivers.

+1
Projector headlights can be purchased for cheap, but I recommend retrofitting a set of OEM headlights. This is what really changes the light output of the headlights. It is more expensive to retrofit an OEM pair, but in my opinion it is worth every penny.

I like your new profile pic too

Hey thanks!