2017 Honda Civic LED Fog Light & High Beam Install & Review | Lasfit LED Bulb 

I hope this guy is reading this comment, because lemme tell u. That’s not a ballast. A ballast is from HID. On led bulbs, that’s called an external driver. For heat management and longevity.

Still running strong with my Lasfit - LD plus switchback❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 Also, will u guys continue to make the LA plus and LC plus? Because from what I been told by the Lasfit customer service, they said the LC plus and the LA plus will be replace with LCair and LAair. If so, please don’t. It’s great u guys make the Air series but we are still happy that the plus series are still handy, for those like us have vehicles with offset halogen bulbs to led. It’s affordable, it’s 3-4 times brighter than stock, it’s nice and elegant to over come those issues. Specifically the orientation. And this would be a huge downfall for those that cares about the orientation. Like my 2015 lifted Scion xB have halogen bulbs before that the connectors were facing down to 6 clock, this means we have no issues the all in one none adjustable led bulbs, but the 9005 high beam bulbs have offset, and that would have an automatic incorrect orientation. My family’s 2016 Toyota Sienna LE have both h11 low and 9005 high beam bulbs have correct position which is no problem. But my brother in law’s 2005 Toyota Sienna, he has both 9006 low and 9005 high bulbs offset. And I have the LC plus for low beam and LA plus for high beam. Because of the 360 adjustable collar. And it’s very very handy. My family’s is running Lasfit LA plus H11 low beam and Lasfit - LCair 9005 high beam. And I’m running with Lasfit LD plus switchback H11 low beam and Lasfit - LA plus 9005 high beams. We run with Lasfit for our headlights. And it’s truly remarkable. I haven’t installed the led bulbs for the 05’ Sienna because I need the new oem headlights replace

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