Another great video. Back in the day, i changed my halogen headlights in my jeep to HID, than changed the HID to LED. I think im just gonna leave this one alone!!!! Great video once again
@anthonygallo3576 - Thanks again for the comment, really appreciate it! Totally get it, not for everyone, just wanted to show how relatively easy it is to install these lights if you want to switch them out. As always, thanks so much for watching!
These look amazing and really not that expensive...two things i can really get on board with. Plus, other than time, the installation doesn't really seem too complicated. Great product display and another great video!
@glennsinclair5511 - Thank you so much, really appreciate the feedback! Took me a while to install and record the process as well, but depending on the amount of other accessories you have, I would factor in about 90 mins for the install. Very easy, plug and play, just a decent amount to have to take apart before hand. As always, thanks so much for watching!
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That definitely would be pretty cool. You would still need to turn the headlights off and on again to trigger the light change. You could always be the first one to test the theory! Good luck!
So when I installed them I held my hand over the headlights when they were on and the projectors definitely produce heat, but they don’t get ‘hot’ per se. I can see if I can get a temp reading with my thermal gun.
@@jimmybrennan9446 - I had a look earlier on. At rest in my garage they were at 86°F. When turned on they heated up to 134°F. Check out my pics here: instagram.com/p/C0dR9nvNzCr/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
