I have very similar LED's on my 80 series. Never knew the housing was adjustable I'll have to check if the one I have can do that as well because they definitely need it. I just used some double side foam tape for the "ballasts" and it works really well at getting them out of the way neatly.
Ur definitely getting ur money’s worth with Y13. And it depends on ur reflector style headlights. And I’m surprise again, how it retains better. A hair taller. And it has a string or antenna style that sticks out of the beam pattern. But it’s not horrible. I can see how halogen is trying to to do that. But man they look sharp. People always say. Led bulbs do not belong to projector or reflector. I said, yes they do. Nowadays they use automatic oem grade led chips they use. Like those have LMP led chips. And it works well. Fun fact. Car light review tested them. Public spec is 40W per bulb Observation is actually 27.7W per bulb. After 27 minute of run time, which is average commuter time in the us, they get cooled 121 degrees Fahrenheit for the main unit, and 153 degrees for the external driver. And The brightness retains very impressive 89% of the led light output. And please understand this. Do not believe this 10,000-35,000 lumens. It’s a lie. U actually get 4437 lumens per bulb. Thanks to bulbfacts. Those are real lumens results.
@@rywanders ur very welcome. My job is to help others understand what they truly get and know they get there moneys worth. With a little in depth of how they perform.
Thank you for your video. So I got these 9006/HB4 for my 2000 LC 100 series. Sure enough once I place them in position and turn to lock them in position, the LED turns slightly and the light spreads. So I tried adjusting the locking ring by loosening the small screw with the L-shaped tool included in the box, just like you showed in your video. The problem is once I turn it even slightly, the screw is no longer aligned to the hole that it screws into, which is in the base, so I can't tighten the screw anymore. How did you get around this? Or am I missing something?
Looks like you may have gotten a version that’s not fully adjustable (I.e. only rotates 180 degrees) you could however adjust them like you did then place some silicone around the base that should hold it.
@@rywanders those links in the description don’t seem to jump me over to the exact SKU. It may be human error on my part. But look into it, ensure you get your commission
@@mikegoolsby2731 good looking out! it looks like the link just brings you to the main page where you input your vehicle and model, which should bring these bulbs right up under low beams. 9006/HB4 LED Headlight Bulb, 80W 16000LM/Pair, CanBus Ready, Beam Adjustable 6500K Xenon White
I want to buy Bevinsee LED headlight for my Land cruiser 100 series, but i was confused will it fit my car or not. Because soo many options to choose different socket. Your video help me choosing 9006/HB4. Thanks alot.
@rywanders I just ordered a set. I've used fahren in the past and they aren't a bad brand but I couldn't find the ones like I have on the site and was looking for a different brand. Thank you!
I really enjoyed your review. Just brought a pair myself. Can't wait to install them.
Thanks!
I have very similar LED's on my 80 series. Never knew the housing was adjustable I'll have to check if the one I have can do that as well because they definitely need it. I just used some double side foam tape for the "ballasts" and it works really well at getting them out of the way neatly.
Yeah the adjustability is key for our reflector housings.
Ur definitely getting ur money’s worth with Y13. And it depends on ur reflector style headlights.
And I’m surprise again, how it retains better. A hair taller. And it has a string or antenna style that sticks out of the beam pattern.
But it’s not horrible.
I can see how halogen is trying to to do that.
But man they look sharp.
People always say. Led bulbs do not belong to projector or reflector.
I said, yes they do. Nowadays they use automatic oem grade led chips they use.
Like those have LMP led chips. And it works well.
Fun fact. Car light review tested them.
Public spec is 40W per bulb
Observation is actually 27.7W per bulb.
After 27 minute of run time, which is average commuter time in the us, they get cooled 121 degrees Fahrenheit for the main unit, and 153 degrees for the external driver. And
The brightness retains very impressive 89% of the led light output.
And please understand this.
Do not believe this 10,000-35,000 lumens. It’s a lie.
U actually get 4437 lumens per bulb. Thanks to bulbfacts. Those are real lumens results.
Thank you for sharing this!
@@rywanders ur very welcome. My job is to help others understand what they truly get and know they get there moneys worth. With a little in depth of how they perform.
Great video, thanks!
are these still working like new? whats your usage on them?
I have Auxito in all my cars and still working great. Our 4 runner gets used the most, probably about 6,000 miles since install and no issues.
Dude I can’t adjust these, can you advise? I bought them cause of this video
Hmm I explain it around the 4 minute mark. Should be an adjustment screw.
Thank you for your video. So I got these 9006/HB4 for my 2000 LC 100 series. Sure enough once I place them in position and turn to lock them in position, the LED turns slightly and the light spreads. So I tried adjusting the locking ring by loosening the small screw with the L-shaped tool included in the box, just like you showed in your video. The problem is once I turn it even slightly, the screw is no longer aligned to the hole that it screws into, which is in the base, so I can't tighten the screw anymore. How did you get around this? Or am I missing something?
Looks like you may have gotten a version that’s not fully adjustable (I.e. only rotates 180 degrees) you could however adjust them like you did then place some silicone around the base that should hold it.
@@rywanders Yep, you're probably right. Thanks for the suggestion, maybe I will give that a try. And thank you for responding!
@@berhaneb1 absolutely. If you can’t get it set try the 3M weather strip adhesive. Stuff has worked great on other projects.
How do these affect the daytime running lights that are on all the time? Does everything still work as it should?
Yeah everything works. These are your standard beams. The high beams and DRL are linked together and I haven’t changed them.
And I’m supposed to keep that hexagonal crown that covers the light as well? Looks like they are also on the directional bulb housings?
Never mind found them!
What is the SKU for these? On Auxitos site, the LED that comes up for “Land Cruiser” is 9005/HB3
Can’t find the 9006/HB4…
Link?
You find it? Should be in the description.
@@rywanders those links in the description don’t seem to jump me over to the exact SKU. It may be human error on my part. But look into it, ensure you get your commission
@@mikegoolsby2731 good looking out! it looks like the link just brings you to the main page where you input your vehicle and model, which should bring these bulbs right up under low beams. 9006/HB4 LED Headlight Bulb, 80W 16000LM/Pair, CanBus Ready, Beam Adjustable 6500K Xenon White
I want to buy Bevinsee LED headlight for my Land cruiser 100 series, but i was confused will it fit my car or not. Because soo many options to choose different socket. Your video help me choosing 9006/HB4. Thanks alot.
I want to install to LED on high beam 😏
Yeah they need to make one!
@@rywanders can you guide me which connector shall I used for my high beam on LC100 2006? Is it same 9006/HB4 for high beam?
I believe it’s a 9005/hb3 bulb. From what I know the led replacement won’t work as they don’t have the dual function for DRL and high beam.
How are they holding up after a year?
No issues. Have Auxito in all my vehicles
@rywanders I just ordered a set. I've used fahren in the past and they aren't a bad brand but I couldn't find the ones like I have on the site and was looking for a different brand.
Thank you!
These look great…. For you. I promise you everyone else is blinded. Get retrofitted projectors please.
You promise?