I had bad luck with Diode Dynamics LEDs (fan cooled) causing terrible interference with my 2-way/ham radio. I'm swapping them out for these fanless LEDs next week, and hope that this solves the issue. The vendor assures me it's the fans causing the RF interference, not the drivers. Let's hope so!
Comparing these to the V.4 video from HR, these are a bit brighter than the V.4's. V.4 low beam from the other video are 1060 lux compared to 1180 lux for these. High beam V.4's are 3160 lux compared to 3330 lux for XD's. And these are less expensive and have real DRL functionality compared to full power V.4's.
Thanks for posting this! I'm sure you are busy but if you could just verify one thing for me I would appreciate it. I have watched a few different install videos of the low beam LEDs and yours is the only one that didn't drill a hole in the dust cover. Is it 100% safe to stuff the driver and all into the headlight housing the way you did? Do those heat dissipator things get hot? If so is it okay if they are making contact with the driver and/or wiring? I am anxiously awaiting your response. I appreciate your time.
@@HeadlightRevolution Thank you, the anti flicker harness I got from Headlight Revolution works very well on my Aunt's 2009 Pontiac Vibe AWD wagon with DRL/highbeam lights.
Headlight Revolution I am having alllllll kinda of problems with them intermittently flickering. They are flickering on both sides. One side occasionally has one LED out. It’s frustrating. I’m trying to work with them to figure this out.
The beam pattern with the LED's looks tight. Out of curiosity- did you adjust the collar rotation all on these bulbs? Reason I ask- compared to a halogen, the LEDs obviously have two emission points (whereas the halogen is full 360), which leaves somewhat of an anomaly as to where the light is actually hitting the projector lens. I installed an identical product recently, and am curious if anyone has tinkered with rotation at all to find the optimal sweet spot for output. At first I didn't think rotating would make a difference in projectors, but after a few adjustments I quickly noticed that the two sided bulb leaves room for inconsistent light emission.
Yes that is why the bulbs come with adjustable collars - different headlights require different adjustments to be clocked correctly. In most cases the bulbs are clocked correctly out of the box, but some times making adjustments is necessary, especially with projector headlights.
@@HeadlightRevolution Thank you, that's precisely what I discovered after research/experimenting. To summarize the conflicting theories- depending on the housing/vehicle: the bulb diodes will either need to face up/down (12 and 6 oclock), or left/right (3 and 9). Nowhere did I find evidence supporting a non 90* based fixture for a projector style lens. The up/down (12-6) fixation produced the optimal output my vehicle (5th 4Runner). Something else to keep in mind for those installing a similar product- although the collar is proportionate to the resting angle of the diode, the actual angle is best determined by marking the collar with a pencil or marker once screwed into the housing; 5th Gen 4runner requires a 45 degree turn from stock to achieve the 90 degree increments.
A.D. Coleman hey man you seem to know what you are talking about. I’m about to buy this exact set of high and low beams- what do the lows need to be at 12-6? And the Highs also at 12-6?
@@christophergantt1635 For the low beams- yes (given that you have a projector housing as well). *Note that one side of the diode is slightly raised on the edge, that side will obviously need to face backwards. Not entirely sure about high beams, I only installed lows so far.
A.D. Coleman I’m assuming a 2019 TRD Off Road Premium comes with the projector housing that you said was needed. Sorry! Headlights are completely foreign to me.
On your website, when I go to Add to Cart, it requires an option. It says "Street use in fog lights OR use in non-DOT registered (no license plates) vehicle headlights used exclusively off road (never on road). Or international usage in headlights (only where legal)" and the other says "USA street use headlights". It will not let me choose the second option because it is currently unavailable. Does it really matter if I choose the first option, will the bulbs be too bright for my 4runner when on the streets?
This is due to any LED or HID kit not being DOT compliant or street legal. So if you select that it is for road use in the US, the website will not allow you to purchase it. I apologize for the confusion!
Just purchased this kit and installed. Should I clock the low beam led head so it sits in the 9/3 orientation??? I notice after my install and in this video they sit at roughly 7/1
So me and my wife saw this video and went and got the lights from this video because other LEDs we bought wouldn’t work and would blow the fuze and so we got the ones you all recommended and followed the instructions and still lights won’t work what can we be doing wrong and what are some solutions ?
Just installed these about 10 mins ago... My only challenge was actually getting everything inside the housing. There is limited space and I hope that the wires stuffed in there wont get messed up from the awkward positioning. And is it OK if the fins re not perfectly fanned out???
Hi. I had a look at the website but was unable to find solutions for older cars with glass bulbs, turn signals etc. Do you have any options for older cars please? TIA
If you're talking about the old sealed beam type headlight housings, yes we have these: headlightrevolution.com/headlights/replacement-headlight-housings/sealed-beam-headlight-upgrades/
I have a 2019 toyota highlander limited. And i never thought i would have so many problems with fiting LEDS lol the way the head light is designed it stupid. I did lasfit, had a problem fiting plus the beam pattern was horrible. Dont know why. I use all lasfit bulbs on my 2013 toyota venza and they are awesome. But sadly on my highlander only high beam works good. So then i tried Philips brand leds. Fan is to big, cant fit it. Now im thinking to try this. Or morimoto 2 stroke 2.0. And then im out of options.
Con you run a “standard” led high beam without the DRL “module” if you simply disable DRL function on the 4runner settings? Would that be OK or still cause issues?
So going through your website add to cart and asks questions regarding license plated vehicle then says not street legal? So are we all assuming everyone is just running this illegally?
So I bought these for my 22 4Runner and one side worked and when I installed the other didn’t work after then I installed my factory lights back and now the DRL function isn’t working are they compatible with the 22? Or did I burn out the relay? Well I though I burned the relay but now the factory lights work now I guess now my real question is are they compatible with the 2022 4Runner
@@kimbuck-2 I did all interior lighting also turn signals and reverse lighting I really wana do the DRLs but haven’t found anything yet but I definitely recommend what Iv done gives it an oem plus feel also just got some LEDS for the puddle lights underneath the side mirrors and license plate lights
Do the Morimoto 2stroke 3.0's fit? If not, is there a chance that someone makes a deeper dust cover or there's another vehicle with a deeper dust cover that fits?
Hey Chris--love your videos, very informative. Wanted to replace my side marker lights (up front) with LEDS. Is the best way to do this is going up through the fender liner (can I reach it?) or through the dust cover Or other?? Any advise would be appreciated, JR
Did the high beam - 9005's you installed include the optional PWM DRL Drivers? I didn't see those as an option on your website. Or do they come with the set when ordered? Thx, good info!
They are all for trucks!Americans,there are a lot of other types off cars in the world other than trucks!Why not try them for customers outside the US!How about for instance a Mazda 626?
Hey there! We have a ton of products for other things besides trucks. Give us a call today and we can help you find what you need for your Mazda! 218-755-5200
It's such a tough choice. We just started carrying the XD Pros and we thing they are amazing but we have to probably stick to what we've been using forever which is the V4.
I have a 2019 4Runner and I bought these led lights. The wiring and coolers barely fit with the dust cover on. I think I might have to remove the dust cover or get different lights. It’s way too tight of a fit. The wiring and coolers are jammed together.
Hey! I just ran into the same issue. I jammed wiring and coolers all inside the dust cover. What was your experience? I am afraid it will get too hot in there. Thank you!
Will these work on 2019 4Runner Limited? I ask because the part description on your website says 2014-2018 both for low and high beam versions. Thanks!
Not a wrong or right way per say, just make sure they aren't cramped and crumpled together! Different vehicles have varying space behind the headlights so those fins are made to be bent and moved in many different ways.
@@HeadlightRevolution the way you spread those on a 5th gen 4Runner will never fit the factory cover bought it think it was that easy you basically have to bend them 90degree angle inward to make it fit l😂 all cramp and crumble
Thank you for posting this, it helped me install them correctly! Very impressed so far.
You are welcome!
I had bad luck with Diode Dynamics LEDs (fan cooled) causing terrible interference with my 2-way/ham radio. I'm swapping them out for these fanless LEDs next week, and hope that this solves the issue. The vendor assures me it's the fans causing the RF interference, not the drivers. Let's hope so!
I just ordered mine and I can't wait to get them!
Good to hear.
Thanks for the vid man. These were insanely easy to install and look incredible.
Thanks for watching!
Thats slightley more light than the supernovas.... im impressed.
Also like that the these are 5.5k vs 6k on the supernovas....
Comparing these to the V.4 video from HR, these are a bit brighter than the V.4's. V.4 low beam from the other video are 1060 lux compared to 1180 lux for these. High beam V.4's are 3160 lux compared to 3330 lux for XD's. And these are less expensive and have real DRL functionality compared to full power V.4's.
Both are solid options!
Dave i made the same observation.. also these are 5.5k vs 6k on the supernovas. So slightly more toward the pure white color temp.
Thanks for posting this! I'm sure you are busy but if you could just verify one thing for me I would appreciate it. I have watched a few different install videos of the low beam LEDs and yours is the only one that didn't drill a hole in the dust cover. Is it 100% safe to stuff the driver and all into the headlight housing the way you did? Do those heat dissipator things get hot? If so is it okay if they are making contact with the driver and/or wiring? I am anxiously awaiting your response. I appreciate your time.
It is all safe! No issues with out equipment!
Another great and informative video, keep it up.
Thanks for watching!
@@HeadlightRevolution Thank you, the anti flicker harness I got from Headlight Revolution works very well on my Aunt's 2009 Pontiac Vibe AWD wagon with DRL/highbeam lights.
LASFit leds actually come with deeper dust covers since theirs have a ball bearing cooling fan
That's good to know, most LED's do not come with extended dust covers!
Just bought. Can’t wait!!
Very exciting! Check back in and let us know how you like them.
Brian, how do you keep the driver for high beam in place since there's no housing for it? Mine hasn't arrived yet.
Headlight Revolution I am having alllllll kinda of problems with them intermittently flickering. They are flickering on both sides. One side occasionally has one LED out. It’s frustrating. I’m trying to work with them to figure this out.
Daniel Tran I have no idea what your asking ??
@@bbreed1 Sorry for not being clear. Where did you tape/zip tight the driver for the high beam bulb?
The beam pattern with the LED's looks tight. Out of curiosity- did you adjust the collar rotation all on these bulbs?
Reason I ask- compared to a halogen, the LEDs obviously have two emission points (whereas the halogen is full 360), which leaves somewhat of an anomaly as to where the light is actually hitting the projector lens.
I installed an identical product recently, and am curious if anyone has tinkered with rotation at all to find the optimal sweet spot for output. At first I didn't think rotating would make a difference in projectors, but after a few adjustments I quickly noticed that the two sided bulb leaves room for inconsistent light emission.
Yes that is why the bulbs come with adjustable collars - different headlights require different adjustments to be clocked correctly. In most cases the bulbs are clocked correctly out of the box, but some times making adjustments is necessary, especially with projector headlights.
@@HeadlightRevolution Thank you, that's precisely what I discovered after research/experimenting.
To summarize the conflicting theories- depending on the housing/vehicle: the bulb diodes will either need to face up/down (12 and 6 oclock), or left/right (3 and 9). Nowhere did I find evidence supporting a non 90* based fixture for a projector style lens. The up/down (12-6) fixation produced the optimal output my vehicle (5th 4Runner).
Something else to keep in mind for those installing a similar product- although the collar is proportionate to the resting angle of the diode, the actual angle is best determined by marking the collar with a pencil or marker once screwed into the housing; 5th Gen 4runner requires a 45 degree turn from stock to achieve the 90 degree increments.
A.D. Coleman hey man you seem to know what you are talking about. I’m about to buy this exact set of high and low beams- what do the lows need to be at 12-6? And the Highs also at 12-6?
@@christophergantt1635 For the low beams- yes (given that you have a projector housing as well).
*Note that one side of the diode is slightly raised on the edge, that side will obviously need to face backwards.
Not entirely sure about high beams, I only installed lows so far.
A.D. Coleman I’m assuming a 2019 TRD Off Road Premium comes with the projector housing that you said was needed. Sorry! Headlights are completely foreign to me.
On your website, when I go to Add to Cart, it requires an option. It says "Street use in fog lights OR use in non-DOT registered (no license plates) vehicle headlights used exclusively off road (never on road). Or international usage in headlights (only where legal)" and the other says "USA street use headlights". It will not let me choose the second option because it is currently unavailable. Does it really matter if I choose the first option, will the bulbs be too bright for my 4runner when on the streets?
This is due to any LED or HID kit not being DOT compliant or street legal. So if you select that it is for road use in the US, the website will not allow you to purchase it. I apologize for the confusion!
Just purchased this kit and installed. Should I clock the low beam led head so it sits in the 9/3 orientation??? I notice after my install and in this video they sit at roughly 7/1
LED Diodes should face left and right in the housing!
@@HeadlightRevolution understood, so slight clocking is in fact required to achieve the 9-3 (left/right) orientation
So me and my wife saw this video and went and got the lights from this video because other LEDs we bought wouldn’t work and would blow the fuze and so we got the ones you all recommended and followed the instructions and still lights won’t work what can we be doing wrong and what are some solutions ?
Reach out to us please.
218-755-5200
Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com
Just installed these about 10 mins ago... My only challenge was actually getting everything inside the housing. There is limited space and I hope that the wires stuffed in there wont get messed up from the awkward positioning. And is it OK if the fins re not perfectly fanned out???
They don’t have to be perfect. Just spread them out as best you can with the space you have. -Chris W
How’s the light?
Hi. I had a look at the website but was unable to find solutions for older cars with glass bulbs, turn signals etc. Do you have any options for older cars please? TIA
If you're talking about the old sealed beam type headlight housings, yes we have these:
headlightrevolution.com/headlights/replacement-headlight-housings/sealed-beam-headlight-upgrades/
Hello I just buy a Toyota C-HR can you please tell me, what led headlights can I buy and can you make a video, cheers from Canada 🇨🇦 thanks
Hey Mario! Check these out! headlightrevolution.com/led-headlight-bulbs/v-4-led-headlight-bulbs/
How come when you try to purchase you have to pick what you are using them for? Are they different? Or is it because in CA ther aren't legal??
Unfortunately that is due to the recent changes in regulations on aftermarket lighting, and applies to all 50 states. Wish that wasn't the case!
Chris, what are the orange things above the Toyota front logo, are they reflectors or actual lights, if lights can u provide me a link to them? Thx
Those are actual lights, unfortunately we borrowed this 4Runner from a local car enthusiast and we didn't get a chance to see who makes it.
Headlight Revolution hi Chris, are these lights still suitable for a 2019 TRD Pro or do you have a new type for them?
I have a 2019 toyota highlander limited. And i never thought i would have so many problems with fiting LEDS lol the way the head light is designed it stupid. I did lasfit, had a problem fiting plus the beam pattern was horrible. Dont know why. I use all lasfit bulbs on my 2013 toyota venza and they are awesome. But sadly on my highlander only high beam works good. So then i tried Philips brand leds. Fan is to big, cant fit it. Now im thinking to try this. Or morimoto 2 stroke 2.0. And then im out of options.
With led high beam in the DRL position
Will they still appear white or more yellow ish stock like the oem because
Of the lower voltage?
They will still be the same white color.
Con you run a “standard” led high beam without the DRL “module” if you simply disable DRL function on the 4runner settings? Would that be OK or still cause issues?
That should work just fine! Not something we've tested in house but in theory it sounds like it would work great!
So going through your website add to cart and asks questions regarding license plated vehicle then says not street legal? So are we all assuming everyone is just running this illegally?
If these are installed in headlights they are not technically street legal.
So I bought these for my 22 4Runner and one side worked and when I installed the other didn’t work after then I installed my factory lights back and now the DRL function isn’t working are they compatible with the 22? Or did I burn out the relay? Well I though I burned the relay but now the factory lights work now I guess now my real question is are they compatible with the 2022 4Runner
Sorry, we haven't tested these on 22 models yet.
@@HeadlightRevolution is there anything in the works for the 22 4Runner DRL?
@@kimbuck-2 I did all interior lighting also turn signals and reverse lighting I really wana do the DRLs but haven’t found anything yet but I definitely recommend what Iv done gives it an oem plus feel also just got some LEDS for the puddle lights underneath the side mirrors and license plate lights
Do the Morimoto 2stroke 3.0's fit? If not, is there a chance that someone makes a deeper dust cover or there's another vehicle with a deeper dust cover that fits?
We do have some extended dust covers!
can I use these low beam LED's on an AlphaRex Pro series headlight?
Yes you can.
Why do you remove the driver to spread the fins?
Hey Chris--love your videos, very informative. Wanted to replace my side marker lights (up front) with LEDS. Is the best way to do this is going up through the fender liner (can I reach it?) or through the dust cover Or other?? Any advise would be appreciated, JR
Thanks for the feedback. Shoot us an email at Sales@headlightrevolution.com and we can help you.
@@HeadlightRevolution 1q
Did the high beam - 9005's you installed include the optional PWM DRL Drivers? I didn't see those as an option on your website. Or do they come with the set when ordered? Thx, good info!
If you're buying the vehicle specific kit in the description of the video you'll get everything you need for your 4Runner, DRL modules included!
They are all for trucks!Americans,there are a lot of other types off cars in the world other than trucks!Why not try them for customers outside the US!How about for instance a Mazda 626?
Hey there! We have a ton of products for other things besides trucks. Give us a call today and we can help you find what you need for your Mazda! 218-755-5200
How can you confirm that the LED lights are oriented left to right straight??
between these and the supernova v4 for high/drl which ones would you recommend?
I have the Supernova V4s in mine, and they are absolutely stunning!
It's such a tough choice. We just started carrying the XD Pros and we thing they are amazing but we have to probably stick to what we've been using forever which is the V4.
So these leds compared to the the gtr ultra 2's which is best?
How would you recommend managing the cable/driver on the high beams since they do not go in a dust cover? Thanks.
Cable ties, I just did the sv.4 bulbs and pwn modules, you can tie them neatly and they won’t bang around.
Zip ties!
It's not hard to get a brighter LED it's a another story trying to get one that will let you see as far down the road as the Halogen
With the projector set up in the 14-19 4runner the Xtreme LED pro is far superior to the stock halogen.
@@HeadlightRevolution IF,IF,IF not everyone has a 14-19 4-runner, or projector HL's.
Describe "far superior"
We would describe "far superior" by the content in this video. We demonstrated brighter light in an appropriate beam pattern.
does this work on 2020 4runner?
What do you recommend for a 2012 4Runner?
Is the DRL driver compatible with Morimoto 2stroke 2.0 Highbeam (9005) LED?
That is not compatible with the 2Stroke 2.0, it is specific to the Xenon Depot bulbs. Sorry about that!
Curious as to what lift/height you are running and tire size?
To me this looks like a 3" lift with 33s
I have a 2019 4Runner and I bought these led lights. The wiring and coolers barely fit with the dust cover on. I think I might have to remove the dust cover or get different lights. It’s way too tight of a fit. The wiring and coolers are jammed together.
Should I be worried they are gonna over heat?
Hey! I just ran into the same issue. I jammed wiring and coolers all inside the dust cover. What was your experience? I am afraid it will get too hot in there. Thank you!
Will these work on 2019 4Runner Limited? I ask because the part description on your website says 2014-2018 both for low and high beam versions. Thanks!
Yes it will, that's outdated!
3rd gen 4Runner needed
Working on it!
Will these work on a 2020 4Runner?
Yes they will!
Can you please confirm that these will work on a 2019 4runner?
They sure will!
Can you co firm the xenon Depot 9005 fits the low beam 2019 4runner?
Can you guys do a H4 please
We will! We've reviewed the performance of H4 LED bulbs from other brands in the past.
These or gtr??
The GTR Lighting Ultra 2 was much brighter than these in our testing. -Chris W
Dammit at atleast show us the proper way to spread the fin so the factory dust cover will fit
Not a wrong or right way per say, just make sure they aren't cramped and crumpled together! Different vehicles have varying space behind the headlights so those fins are made to be bent and moved in many different ways.
@@HeadlightRevolution the way you spread those on a 5th gen 4Runner will never fit the factory cover bought it think it was that easy you basically have to bend them 90degree angle inward to make it fit l😂 all cramp and crumble
I thought you didn’t recommend LED in the projector housing low beam?
I don't believe we every said we don't recommend it. Some projectors just perform better with HIDs than LED and vice versa.
Headlight Revolution how about in a 2015 4runner low beam projector?
Mike Danforth I tried them they didn’t work for me, same situation
PHIDEL PHAMA what didn’t you like about them and what did you switch to?
Wow factory bulb much easier to install and no wires😅😅
thanks for watching!
can you make a video on xd cmb 9005 high beam/drl on 4runner for reference. tnx
Seriously. Is that 4R orange?
It sure is, gotta match with the HR orange!
Thanks for showing the drl lighting.........smh
Sorry about that man, they do dim down at the same degree as the halogens, thanks to that fantastic DRL Driver from Xenon Depot!
I get a nice high beam with mine but not the drl
If you are having any issues, reach out to our customer service team and we will get you taken care of! Sales@HeadlightRevolution.com