LED lights are in.
Cargo Master
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I'm not convinced LED provides as much extra light as many believe. Certainly it is whiter and that has its appeal. But I aim our 2023 Audi with LED lights down our totally dark township road and then do the same with our 2021 F350 (with Sylvania silverstar ultra) and the illumination distance is nearly identical. The Audi casts a whiter light but does not provide ADDITIONAL illumination. The whiter light may cause an ILLUSION of additional light IMO.
not to say the OEM halogens are good lights lol. they are absolute trash.
Cargo Master
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From: NW Wyoming USA
All of those higher output halogen bulbs have a short lifespan. I would only use them in the two top headlights. I wouldn’t put them in the bottom headlights because of their short lifespan and are hard to change.
Laughing Gas
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Thanks for the input.
Laughing Gas
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People also say all vehicles with HID lights all have projector lenses, which is not correct either. My old 2005 Mercury Montego had factory HID low beams with reflectors.
Hotshot
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From: SW VA
My 2016 Explorer Sport, mom's 2018 Explorer Limited have factory LED low beams that are not projector lenses.
People also say all vehicles with HID lights all have projector lenses, which is not correct either. My old 2005 Mercury Montego had factory HID low beams with reflectors.
People also say all vehicles with HID lights all have projector lenses, which is not correct either. My old 2005 Mercury Montego had factory HID low beams with reflectors.
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