High Beams are MUCH brighter.
High Beams fit fine, but wtf Toyota, why arent the high beams covered also?
Only concern is the high beams being exposed to the elements.
I don't care for how the DLR was set up so I was disabling that no matter what bulbs I usedProbably because they didn't anticipate you installing a heatsink back there. Eh, no idea why the low-beam has a dust cap but not the high.
It's already too late but xenon depot (now owned by the retrofit source) makes a nice set of 9005 LED bulbs that have a peacock tail heatsink instead of an active fan. You can also option them with the DRL drivers for about 15% of full brightness.
I also have the 2stroke 2.0s in my low beams. Not as dazzling as HID bulbs but much less hassle and failure points. Great upgrade for the money, twice the brightness of stock, and excellent retention of beam pattern and throw.
I don't care for how the DLR was set up so I was disabling that no matter what bulbs I used
I was looking at the LEDs that you mention with the peacock fanned out heatsink also. But I wanted to get the same LEDs for high and low beam so I could make sure the color temperature matched. Probably wouldn't have been noticeable between those two LEDs but still.
All in all I am very pleased with the output of these LEDs. One of my main concerns was keeping a nice clean beam pattern.
Still debating what I want to do for the fogs, I think I am going to go with a yellow LED, and maybe even yellow film, with the stock housings.Yep I have the same exact setup and I Love them. Have you done anything with the fogs? I did the Morimoto XB fogs and they are great as well.
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Installed Morimoto Stroke2.0 LED Low and High Beams today.
I disabled my DLR, so no issues there.
Low beams have a more defined cutoff (I actually like a softer cutoff, but oh well)
Low Beams are noticeably brighter for sure, a nice clear white, no blue tint.
Low Beams fit entirely inside the stock housing behind the cap. No drilling.
High Beams are MUCH brighter.
High Beams fit fine, but wtf Toyota, why arent the high beams covered also?
Only concern is the high beams being exposed to the elements.
Pricier than many LEDs out there, but, the beam pattern is correct, and clean.
I know, I know, where are the pics, sorry, had limited time to get these installed today.
Will the DLR not run if you install the Morimoto high beams?? Interested in this kit
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Still debating what I want to do for the fogs, I think I am going to go with a yellow LED, and maybe even yellow film, with the stock housings.
Just not sure what yellow leds to use.
Yeah I have the yellow film over the fog lights on my BRZ. Looks great from outside the car looking at it when the lights are off. But with the white LEDs like you said it's a very sick green color.I have these and have found the color helpful for reducing reflection in fog. I started with the pure white version and the output was too green with the laminx yellow film.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N67FMQ5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_JFPj5WuKqVlj7
Changed a flat in Joshua Tree. Picked up the tiniest screw somewhere between skull rock and hidden valley and it was hissing like hell when I jumped out. Of course I didn't bring the compressor to save room for the rest of the gear.
Gonna try plugging it myself tomorrow and if that goes wrong I guess I'll just have to upgrade to some real tires. Been looking at the Wildpeaks so I'll probably go that route.


