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[NEW] Xtreme LED Headlight & Fog Light Kits
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The response has been amazing to our ALL NEW Xtreme LED Kits! If you have any further questions about the product or have any feedback then we would love to hear from you!
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Hi Everyone!
Check out these fresh pics of the 9005 Xtreme LED Kit compared to the stock halogen:
Check out these fresh pics of the 9005 Xtreme LED Kit compared to the stock halogen:
Ed_C
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[MENTION=12905]XenonDepot[/MENTION] - Have you guys done a comparison of your new H4 Xtreme LED kit to the Philips 12953BWX2 H4 LED kit you also sell? Your new LEDs sound tempting but I have some questions...
Philips specs their LED color temp at 6200K but in my personal experience they're in the 5000K range color temp (which I like a lot actually,doesn't have the obvious and somewhat annoying blue hue of a HID kit). Specs on your Xtreme LED say 5700K color temps, I'm wondering how close (or identical?) is the real-life color temp of your Xtremes are to the Philips.
Your Xtreme LED H4 bulbs have clockable bases correct? I see an allen wrench in the 9005 version pictures but not in the H4, also no mention of the clockable base in the H4 text description.
PS if you haven't done a comparison of the two I'd be willing to volunteer :nod: I do have the Philips H4 and the similar clockable ones that JDMAstar, RetrofitSource, eBay, etc. sells. Both have their advantages and disadvantages over each other, a third design would be interesting to compare against them.
Philips specs their LED color temp at 6200K but in my personal experience they're in the 5000K range color temp (which I like a lot actually,doesn't have the obvious and somewhat annoying blue hue of a HID kit). Specs on your Xtreme LED say 5700K color temps, I'm wondering how close (or identical?) is the real-life color temp of your Xtremes are to the Philips.
Your Xtreme LED H4 bulbs have clockable bases correct? I see an allen wrench in the 9005 version pictures but not in the H4, also no mention of the clockable base in the H4 text description.
PS if you haven't done a comparison of the two I'd be willing to volunteer :nod: I do have the Philips H4 and the similar clockable ones that JDMAstar, RetrofitSource, eBay, etc. sells. Both have their advantages and disadvantages over each other, a third design would be interesting to compare against them.
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@Ed_C:
We have tested out both models and compared them. They are different enough to be ... different. We found that in some headlights our H4 works better, but in others the Philips works better. Generally speaking, the new Xtreme H4 LED produces a MUCH better pattern then our previous generation bulb, and others that we have tested though.
Color - I honestly don't know exactly what chip Philips uses in their H4 LED headlight kit. From real-life experience, I can tell you that the color is pretty darn close if not the same.
Our H4 bulb is actually NOT clockable. We deleted that functionality with our h4 Xtreme LED bulbs because the bulb literally gets plugged into the headlight housing -- as opposed to twisted into place.
The bulb does sit at a little bit of an angle (15 degrees) on purpose. If you take a look at an h4 halogen bulb, you will notice that the position shield is actually off-centre as well by that amount.
hope this helps,
Steve
We have tested out both models and compared them. They are different enough to be ... different. We found that in some headlights our H4 works better, but in others the Philips works better. Generally speaking, the new Xtreme H4 LED produces a MUCH better pattern then our previous generation bulb, and others that we have tested though.
Color - I honestly don't know exactly what chip Philips uses in their H4 LED headlight kit. From real-life experience, I can tell you that the color is pretty darn close if not the same.
Our H4 bulb is actually NOT clockable. We deleted that functionality with our h4 Xtreme LED bulbs because the bulb literally gets plugged into the headlight housing -- as opposed to twisted into place.
The bulb does sit at a little bit of an angle (15 degrees) on purpose. If you take a look at an h4 halogen bulb, you will notice that the position shield is actually off-centre as well by that amount.
hope this helps,
Steve
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Hi,
No, you would not need to order the canbus option when ordering the Xtreme H11 LED kit for the 4runner low beams.
Steve
No, you would not need to order the canbus option when ordering the Xtreme H11 LED kit for the 4runner low beams.
Steve
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Check out these awesome pictures of our Xtreme H4 LED headlight it in action!!! I know some of you have been interested to see how these H4 LED bulbs work in reflective housings (2016 Toyota Tundra)!
Stock H4 Low Beam:
Xtreme H4 LED headlight kit Low beam:
Stock H4 low beam pattern:
Xtreme H4 LED headlight kit high beam pattern:
Stock H4 Low Beam:
Xtreme H4 LED headlight kit Low beam pattern:
Steve
Stock H4 Low Beam:
Xtreme H4 LED headlight kit Low beam:
Stock H4 low beam pattern:
Xtreme H4 LED headlight kit high beam pattern:
Stock H4 Low Beam:
Xtreme H4 LED headlight kit Low beam pattern:
Steve
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NEW Xtreme LED Headlight Fog Light Kits
I am selling a brand new set of LED Headlights and Fog Lights. These are a direct plug and play and will include the error canceling module. The led bulbs fit underneath the back headlight cover so you do not have to drill like an HID. I am running them in 2 of my other trucks and they are bright. They were bought from The Auto LED, and are Philips 9012 headlight kit and 9006 Cree MK-R fog light kit. The Philips headlight kit puts out 2500lm per bulb and runs at only 20w and the MK-R kit puts out 3528lm per bulb. The bulbs are 6k for their color output. These retail for 250. I would like to get 225 for them. The pics attached are the bulbs, modules and the same set up installed on another truck as well as how they mount in the headlight.
I am selling a brand new set of LED Headlights and Fog Lights. These are a direct plug and play and will include the error canceling module. The led bulbs fit underneath the back headlight cover so you do not have to drill like an HID. I am running them in 2 of my other trucks and they are bright. They were bought from The Auto LED, and are Philips 9012 headlight kit and 9006 Cree MK-R fog light kit. The Philips headlight kit puts out 2500lm per bulb and runs at only 20w and the MK-R kit puts out 3528lm per bulb. The bulbs are 6k for their color output. These retail for 250. I would like to get 225 for them. The pics attached are the bulbs, modules and the same set up installed on another truck as well as how they mount in the headlight.
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This is from our old Xtreme LED Kit. We recently introduced our new Xtreme LED Pro Kit which is about 30-40% brighter and has a new aluminium heat sink design.
Here are some pictures from the new kit:
OEM Halogen vs Xtreme LED PRO
OEM Halogens in Three Different Exposures
Xtreme LED PRO in Three Different Exposures
Xtreme LED PRO on its Own
Danny
