Has anyone found stock-looking LED headlights?
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From: Northeast
Year: 97
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Looking for a pair of led headlights for added brightness. Problem is, I want to keep the look of the original sealed beams. The only pair I can find are these going for literally $400. Has anyone found another pair?
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From: Indiana
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
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Did you switch to the headlight wiring harness upgrade? I don't know what you do with your Jeep, but I updated the harness and I run stock Wagner sealed beams. They are fine. Though in the future I may upgrade to Hella H4's. Just depends on how much I drive at night and how old I get.
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From: England
Year: 1998
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Yup, LED's are bright - but, in my experience, provide little or no illumination. (based on LED replacement bulbs)
Hellas (or even el cheapo PAL's) with good quality bulbs (not sure those fatboys are still available, but they were astronomically expensive) is the way to go, if you want to see where you're going.
Hellas (or even el cheapo PAL's) with good quality bulbs (not sure those fatboys are still available, but they were astronomically expensive) is the way to go, if you want to see where you're going.
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Year: 1994
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I've been very happy with Wagner BriteLite H6054BL w/ a relay harness. I rarely use high beams. I have H4 bulbs in my other XJ and the cutoff from the housing limits the light output compared to the Wagners.
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They worked well and the zero cost price to me was great!
I may try them again instead of investing in the Hella's.
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From: Glen Burnie, MD
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
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I've seen the Holley LED lights and they look fairly decent, the price tag though is.. oof. Apparently they offer all sorts of LED bulbs in their Retrobright line
One thing you must realize is that if you live in an area that gets snow, most LED headlights don't output enough heat to keep them clear in the snow. Trucklights are the only company that I know of offhand that sell a set that have heated lenses.
One thing you must realize is that if you live in an area that gets snow, most LED headlights don't output enough heat to keep them clear in the snow. Trucklights are the only company that I know of offhand that sell a set that have heated lenses.
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You get what you pay for.
Cry once buy the good stuff, or cry twice with the chinesium junk.
Well........................ if you buy the cheaper option, you could always post up here asking for HALP! My headlights are not working anumore!!!
Cry once buy the good stuff, or cry twice with the chinesium junk.
Well........................ if you buy the cheaper option, you could always post up here asking for HALP! My headlights are not working anumore!!!
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