I have Hella E-code H4 housings (I think) in my 98 Cherokee and I'm very pleased with them. What I like most is they don't look goofy, old school square vehicles don't look good with modern style exterior lighting. Very much a lipstick on a pig thing.

@HeadlightRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

That's understandable. might be time for another upgrade soon!

@KlodFather

4 жыл бұрын

@@HeadlightRevolution - Take a look at AutoPal. Their housings are very good. Both convex and flat. Bikes and cars. I've used them for years. Also you were talking about metal... Your LED's will last longer in metal. The metal housings carry the heat away better. Plastic don't.

I run these with the vision x bulbs in my 86 f150. ABSOLUTELY WORTH EVERY PENNY. Over a year and still as bright as the day I put em in and no moister in the housings. Best affordable headlight upgrade without question.

@HeadlightRevolution

2 жыл бұрын

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Finally a H4 HID review I can trust! Thanks CHRIS

One of my first experiences with hids was with the 'generic' lens on a 98 cherokee. I cried every time I turned them on at night, I literally couldn't see anything. The stock garbage was 10 times better lmfao.

I need these vision x for my toyota sr5, but I can't find them in argentina. Luckily I didn't buy the generic ones because the trader didn't want to show me the light pattern with h4 bulbs. I was going to buy them now for put in h4 led projectors, but they are just awful if I wanted to use its reflector. New suscriber here, thank you!

Just order the VX-57 and dot VX bulbs. I had some truck light knock offs. Hate them. Decided to just go simple.

I'm convinced. Can you please link to the H4 halogen and HID kits you used in the video?

I see you have made a video on JWS 8700 and the new vision x product for a 7" round housing. Do you think you could do a similar comparison like this but with options for the jeep jk. Such as trucklites gen 2, HID projectors, JWS 8700 evo 2, and recons. I know the JWS is probobally the best overall, but recon claims that their new LED 7" is the brightest in the industry, but no pictures or videos anywhere to prove it. Just an idea to make a video. Thanks

Are these generic ones the same as the universal ones you guys sell on your website?

still like my glass headlights and still prefer them

What’s the latest factory looking premium 5x7 LED headlight? I have a 2002 gmc savana. I don’t want to look like a high schooler or gangsta pulling up to a customers house in my company van . Thanks

@HeadlightRevolution

2 жыл бұрын

I would suggest reaching out to our CS team so we can go over some options with you! 218-755-5200 Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com

Is the harness the ballast? I'm looking at getting a set. Also with the Vision housing do you think that set up would fit in a 1993 s10?

@HeadlightRevolution

4 жыл бұрын

No they are seperate parts.

Could you please review Hella's sealed beam conversion kit? (Product no. 003427291) I'd like to get a set of Trucklites, but I'm working on a budget and trying to find the best hoursing/bulb combo. I was thinking of using either the PIAA xtreme white or the IPF Fatboy 4x41 bulb. This is for a '90 Toyota 4runner.

@TimkaD736

7 жыл бұрын

Tdezayo You can never go wrong with Hellas. They are the better sealed beam headlight. I work for RTD as a light rail operator and our Siemens SD100's and SD160's use 5x7 Hellas and they put out a decent amount of light with a good cut off line to the left and a 35 degree incline cut off line to the right, fairly wide beam pattern too. Hope that helps.

@gokartbuyer

6 жыл бұрын

I got a 91 runner, aren't the stock bulbs just terrible? I'm hoping these Vision X housings do the trick

@KlodFather

4 жыл бұрын

IPF is a good lamp. Also watch anything you buy. Germany Poland and Hungary lamps are the best. Japan and USA are good. Craps shoot with anything else.