These (Jtech H7 LED) are being shown as headlight replacement. Are these going to provide better illumination than a 55w halogen bulb?
390967
Yes they are. please refer the brightness comparison as showen on the photos. Thanks
395813
If you could find the sockets that you would splice in place of the oem headlight pigtail, you should be able too. If the LEDs fit h4 housings then. Yes 100% plug n play with these. Also mine are still clear as the day I bought them.
646179
I bought them a month ago, and just to tell you compared to other LEDs they forsure are bright white pure 6000K. On the road, for others you'd be seen, but for you the light output on the road is im afraid of no use. I ended up switching to 35W 6000K HIDs which looked pretty much the same but with 10x more light out put, good luck :)
921632
I am using as headlight bulbs on my 2005 Nissan pathfinder. They are real bright but not whiter . thanks
2240927
The bulbs will handle 55W but no guarantee on longevity as we highly suggest to use 35W HID Conversion kit system.
963981
first things first, you can never expect halogen bulbs to match the light temperature or intensity of HID bulbs. getting that out of the way, I'm not sure why you would be running anything less than 12V to your headlights, but if this is the case then no, they will be neither as white or as bright as they can be. they are still great bulbs and you will get a whiter light than any other bulb i know of.
2248205
Sorry I can't help you there. I just read that they take almost no power, compared to the regular bulb. I put them in two different areas of the MH and basically saw no difference in output of the lights. But I have to believe that I'm using at least 50% less power to get the same light. hope this helps.
232587
It is 35w. 55w are definitely brighter as they use up more energy, however they have less life on them and could sometimes get too hot for your headlight housing. I would stick with 35w as this is the norm.
1209540
These are 7" sealed beam headlamps meant to replace the older two headlamp incandescent type lights. If your system uses replacement bulbs, this is not for you. You could always visit a local auto parts store and take a look at the product.
2076907
I don't know but not bright enough for a headlight. They look intense but they don't shine very far. This is a better light http://stores.advmonster.com/h4-led-headlight-rev2/
566720
If you use H7 bulbs they are plug and play. They are HID like. Roughly 6000K in color.
34839
Yes H1 bulbs is correct 35w work magnificent but 55w take it to a whole other level of brightness is up to you what u decide on as far as wattage.
636477
I'm not sure. I have only put them in conventional style headlights. They are bright tho!
1624119
They're good for both non-H.I.D, and H.I.D-equipped vehicles. In fact, mine came with bulbs (halogen).I would say though-they work best with H.I.D's, either way, you can adjust the high beam and low beams. With the razor-sharp cutoff line you wont regret getting these!
2040027
you can use these or the 35 watt. These are a lot brighter than the 35 watt HID's
8955
There are bright white like 5000-6000k so if your lights are brighter white they will look fine, they match my hid headlights that are 5000k color
1253433
these lights are not as bright as your hid,, hid 4300k to 4500k are the best bright white lights,, these philips xtreme light are just regular light but is brighter then most of the halogan you can find,, its kinda yellowish and white , thats what i seen when i install them,, i replace my hid 4500k ddm tunning with these philips, cause the hid was to bright in my reflector halogan housing and to much glare,,