Triumph Stag - LED headlight conversion

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Not an issue here in California. The stock Fed. headlights are not much more than 30 watts each. I converted to non-sealed Heller units and installed LED lights, but I wasn't happy with the beam cut off. Dipped lights were OK. Beams aimed in the sky.
I decided to take similar route to that of my second Stag, but liked the halo effect lights.
These lights have an amber light in the halo for turn signals, but I didn't hook them up.
Here are the LEDs I got from Amazon. NFI :
www.amazon.com/dp/B09DCX1CMT?...

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11 мар 2023

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@boldorboy08 Год назад

Not too clear in the video, but is low beam just the outer two lights' horizontal bar, and high beam all units, all lights lit? I understand there's different configurations for different markets but my federal Stag has outer pair low beam, and all four units high beam, with the inside pair containing high beam only globes. I've converted them all to LED bulbs, and kept the operation the same. H4 outers, and H1 inners. All fits in the standard Halogen headlight. Looks stock, but packs the LED punch.

@sujitroy Год назад

These LEDs are both low beam and high beam, but I kept it as the car came. Outers are low beam or as the term used in the manuals, dip. Outer and inner are high beam.

@boldorboy08 Год назад

@@sujitroy that's it! That's what I was trying to say. Cheers. 😅