Morimoto 2Stroke 2.0 LED Low Beam Headlight Install
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Gulfstreamblue
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Nope
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graysquirrel
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Woo-hoo!!!!!!!!!!
Whoever designed this bulb must drive a 4Runner and be a mother-f'ing GENIUS. Just put them in and they line up perfectly so that the LED bulb is facing forward and all of the wiring and driver fits in the headlight housing.
I cannot fricken' believe that these bulbs do not come standard from the factory. This has got to be the easiest upgrade to my front lighting I have EVER DONE.
Forget about trying to find a better H11 bulb or messing with an HID kit and hooking up all the wiring (sorry, Xenon-Depot, OK, your kit does kick @$$), but WOW.
Hoping the the heat the LED does generate with the fan isn't more than the heat generated from an H11 55W bulb.
So nice. So nice.
The only thing I had to do was to remove Morimoto's yellow bulb seal and replace it with the bulb seal from the H11 bulb. Morimoto's was way to tight and I could not get the bulb to turn.
Can't wait until the sun sets to see them in action...
Whoever designed this bulb must drive a 4Runner and be a mother-f'ing GENIUS. Just put them in and they line up perfectly so that the LED bulb is facing forward and all of the wiring and driver fits in the headlight housing.
I cannot fricken' believe that these bulbs do not come standard from the factory. This has got to be the easiest upgrade to my front lighting I have EVER DONE.
Forget about trying to find a better H11 bulb or messing with an HID kit and hooking up all the wiring (sorry, Xenon-Depot, OK, your kit does kick @$$), but WOW.
Hoping the the heat the LED does generate with the fan isn't more than the heat generated from an H11 55W bulb.
So nice. So nice.
The only thing I had to do was to remove Morimoto's yellow bulb seal and replace it with the bulb seal from the H11 bulb. Morimoto's was way to tight and I could not get the bulb to turn.
Can't wait until the sun sets to see them in action...
1stTime4Runner
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In for more reviews. I need something better than halogen that matched my baja design pods
J.F. Sebastian
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I've heard so many good things about these that they seem like a go-to LED low beam solution for 4Runners. Haven't combed the internet but haven't seen any heat or longevity issues either, just comments of being able to hear the fans? On my list of things to do unless they start being a problem somehow...
jagsr71
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I too am wondering about any overheating issues. Could someone that's been running these for a while at night chime in?
In the meantime, I'm going to do the Morimoto XB LED Fogs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoOiDd9xPhI
In the meantime, I'm going to do the Morimoto XB LED Fogs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoOiDd9xPhI
Aznwolf118
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Anyone know if you need or have used the anti-flicker with these bulbs when installed as the drl or high beams
Do these have a weird cycle like some of the others led bulbs have when used as a drl
Do these have a weird cycle like some of the others led bulbs have when used as a drl
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This setup looks really good among what's available today, however, I too am concerned a bit with the heat this generates. I see the heatsinks and fans, but all the heat (not really sure how much more than the halogen bulbs) will essentially be circulated inside a confined housing.
That's about the only thing holding me back since the price is right.
That's about the only thing holding me back since the price is right.
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Tuco Ramirez
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I drove 2.5 hrs straight, car sat 8 hrs, then drove back. Did this 3 days straight. Noticed no issues. Two of these trips were in hot ass weather, the third was driving through that beer fart Michael. Drove for an hour straight Sun night and no issues noticed then.
RO1973
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I'll try to get some tonight. I'm going to install the fogs later today.
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