Very Nice!

The man in my favorite brown van brought me these today...



$20.00/pair wan-hung-lo brand from amazon, very highly rated, though. Initial impression out of the box, powdercoat looks nice, build and weight looks & feels better than expected. Teardown and review to come.

 

Looking forward to your review.

 

I have the same ones. They work great - no need for anything additional IMO

 

Hmm. If these are the makers of the headlamps I use at work. Then these can take some abuse.

May be a good project to add these to roof rack shining Dow back and sides of jeep for reversing and such.

 

I have those exact LED lights from Amazon,,great little lights. The bracket screws seemed a little long and would not hold the light right . Replaced screws with different ones all good.
They do put out the light, I was happy with them.

 

Agreed on the screws, but I was planning to use socket-head screws on them anyhows. And yeah, the output is acceptable, when I was testing them, the first one rolled over just as I touched it to the battery terminal and blinded me.

Now that I think about it, I believe you recommended them to me... I know it was someone here... oh well.

I just disassembled one and I'm amazed they're this cheap... good extrusions and beefy end caps, they're nicely powdercoated, they did a nice job on the sealing, no glaring issues with the PCB, just one tiny issue with not quite enough thermal grease between the PCB and the aluminum for my taste, but that's minor. For a product that's built down to a price, I'm sufficiently impressed and will be ordering more.

 

They've been on my daily driver for over a year now. No issues at all with failing powdercoat or condensation. Still look and work as good as the day I installed them.

 

well i ordered and received new:

upper and lower rad hoses
heater hoses
water pump
thermostat and housing
radiator
fan clutch
front hub assemblies
front axle u-joints

just have to find time to install it all. should be good to go for winter then..

 

I was just gonna replace them with the spares I have... are u bolts better?

 

are they water safe?

decent for driving lights? or just for area lighting

 

When they break you don't need to drill anything out lol

 

mine have been though rain, snow, rivers, you name it - haven't flinched. Not the best in sticky snow but no LEDs are since they don't get hot enough to melt it quickly.

I use mine for both driving lights and area lighting. The output easily exceeds that of my high beams

 

Thanks dukie, might replace my old yella Hellas

 

Got 5 used but decent 31's with rims for $150. Cooper discover tires.

 

Got the carpeting pulled. Waiting for my new floor pans. Passenger side is worse than the drivers side.