does this meet SAE J1318 Class 1 standards for strobes, assuming the tail/park/headlamp lenses are still in factory condition?
84227
Yes they do. I work with volunteer search and rescue units and they where the recommended lights to use.
84228
I don't know if it does. This is a cheap set. It didn't work the first time the second one then sent wasn't much better there customer service was horrible and this kit was a waste of money. I am in the fire department and install many of these type of kits and never had any problem till I went with Bovatech. I would honestly never recommend this to anyone
84229
Not sure but I use the kit for plowing and for the price they are awesome. had 2 bulbs messed up and they replaced them with no issues. I would suggest this kit to anyone trying to be seen and not go broke doing it.
84230
Can not tell you if they meet those standards. I can tell you that they are super bright. These lights are way better and brighter than most.
1947196
1 if I remember correctly! It is complete with housing, bulb, and everything though. They work great and provide superior lighting as well, in comparison to factory amber housing lenses
1415302
Mine is a 1999. The headlamps look stock on my truck. I have had them a good while now and they are as close to OEM as anyone would want.
2062834
Call your local auto part store and get the headlight number,if your oem light is h6024 you are good.also this headlights run a lot hotter and brighter than normal oem lights.make sure your wires are ok/decent otherwise you won't see much of a difference(lights will be dim) also spect a low life spam. from what I heard and experience in older cars they will last you about 6 to 8 months before they burn out
1377563
No, not if mounted correctly and factory style tail lights are used. Thank you!
997174
Hi Jeff, if u have a JK, then the anti-flicker module includes the H4 adapter. So u shud be all set.
824109
It will work fine under regular circumstances, to the best of my knowledge. Unless you work with studio strobes, like me. Then there are problems. So it's just gathering dust on my shelf...
1211470
This is a pretty standard set, there's really not much to it, just the lights, the switch, and the housing all the wiring find to, try xk glows website if you're looking for a strobe effect
1785568
When I installed this item it matched the other original for light output. Compared to regular lights or other color frequencies. It is bright and meets oem light output specs.
424938
They fit my 2012 perfect in factory location. Be aware that they are available in 3 different light patterns , from spot to fog. I have spots, VERY bright. Seems to be good quality so far.
943460
If you want to retrofit some HIDs I don't see why not, it's exactly the same housing as stock, except it has clearer plastic and halos, also a sharper cutoff of the lens IMO. Just make sure you have. The power for everything.
626692
They are 60/55w which is the standard for all street legal headlights in the USA. So yes and yes.
328180
I have a 2010 camaro and I have no flash problems, this is a very good kit. I'm putting them on a 2013 Cadillac SRX next.
1939356
Hi, I use the 80/100 H4 bulb in my Jeep. I changed out the stock lights with H4 lights and have really enjoyed them. The bulbs are bright and have not caused any damage to my lenses. These are stronger than Dot approves for road use
1523529
I use the first gen 1156 as DRL for my A3. Its a HID + DRL Headlamp. not sure if this helps.
492564
Yes, that is the same strobe that I am using mine on - an excellent combination, I am very happy with the setup.
487482
The housing is fine. The lamp is labeled off-road and not dot. I have run them for a few months and with the angle adjusted properly they are not causing problems on the road at night (no highness flashes from oncoming traffic). The hid lights on other cars are still brighter when they pass me. All considered these are great and I love them.