Ultimate LED headlights, from LASFIT! 

@Dan’sProShop I would highly recommend get Morimoto - dielectric grease to seal the gaps between the led bulbs connector. So the moisture won’t get in. It’s an extra barrier for extra protection.

Lasfit is our most go to brand for me and my family’s Toyota and Scion. I own a 2015 lifted Scion xB with Lasfit - LD plus switchback H11 low beam projector, with Lasfit - decoder. Reason is because people had issues with switchbacks by flickering, not turning on, uneven color shift. So I use decoder from Lasfit to see if it actually work when stabilizes the led bulbs. Had this over a year so far and still works wonders. I have Lasfit - LA plus 9005 high beam. My family I bought for them is Lasfit - LA plus H11 low beam projector and new Lasfit - LCair 9005 high beam. I have two more Lasfit led bulbs but I haven’t installed on my brother in law’s 2005 Toyota Sienna. Because I need new set of oem reflector headlights. So that I can installed Lasfit - LC plus 9006 low beam, and Lasfit - LA plus 9005 high beams. I’ve been spending more mostly Lasfit - LA plus for my some friends and our family members because I know they are reliable. Simply because I know that bulbfacts was doing an observation tested for led bulbs. How hot or cooled are they, after 27 minutes of run time which is the average commuter time in the US. The Lasfit - LA plus 96 degrees Fahrenheit, that’s the lowest temperature for all in one. The LC plus is 123 degrees Fahrenheit. And LD plus switchback for the main unit is 89 degrees Fahrenheit, and the external driver should be around 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Any led bulb that’s above 150 degrees Fahrenheit is something u need to take in the consideration for that, anything below 150 degrees Fahrenheit is better. Usually higher wattage more higher temperature. But if they use the right kind of aluminum with heat copper pipe and a right kind of cooling fan to dissipate heat, it will more more efficiently than ever. Like the Lasfit - LS plus 3rd gen for example. For large heatsink an external driver. It’s 93 degrees Fahrenheit. Because it uses a very large heatsink and cooling fan. It’s very efficient. If they have a led bulb that’s small as halogen bulb like Nilight, and they shoved 50W per bulb. It can go almost 300 here’s Fahrenheit because it’s a major imbalance. So I find Lasfit is the best ones. And they become the best of the best for reliability and longevity. They been very good to me and their customer service is the best. They do care about us. And always love to help us to see what they can do for our cars, or if we know what to look for and give them in depth of our experience. They can work with us very well. Lasfit is truly the best for our cars. I’d I highly and I mean HIGHLY recommend Lasfit For those who want super bright reliable, the correct types of two sided led bulbs that will not blind others, while it retains the same beam pattern as oem halogen. When using automotive grade oem led chips that’s specifically design for projectors and reflectors. They are a must buy. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

That is the cleanest engine compartment I've ever seen on a 11 year old car. Makes me want to break out the pressure washer.

I had the worst bulbs 9004 on my 97 Nissan. Driving the country roads to work and home was horrible. Driving with low beams was like driving with no beams. Installed LEDS and WOW! Highly recommended the switch. Thanks Dan.

From my understanding the switch on the switchbacks is also time based. If you flip on your high beams for longer than 3-5 seconds it should restart the cycle and your fogs should come back on white which is the default. I could also be completely incorrect. We’ll see I have them on order and should be here in a few days. Great content! I love the way you explain things. New sub!

I have LasFit in the front sidemarker and directional/DRL bulbs.

That switching would drive me bonkers too. The wife just has a better chance of escape with good lighting. Great Job Dan..

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