Thread: More Questions. This time LED headlamps

I have them in my 130. I bought mine off westar trucks in Melbourne. Trucklite is the brand I purchased and it has the current "e13" adr approval so you can't get done for being unroadworthy. When you adjust them though they are completely different to a conventional light, you need to almost have them set completely flat on the horizontal axis. Cost $187 each plus tax at trade price. I've had them in for about 6 months and absolutely love them. The only downside is you can't see a thing in fog. Since then I've recessed some fog lights into the bullbar main rail.

Regards
Richo130

1978 S3 wagon
1995 Defender 130
2001 Discovery
2014 Range Rover Sport

Trying not to pick a fight but I cant help myself.
Here I go.

First question.
1. What do you want from driving lights?

If the answer is, "I want to have really bright lights that illuminate everything and make it look like daylight...."
Fair enough, buy led's

So Question 2.
2. I want to see Cows, roos, etc, so as to protect me from hitting them...
Dont buy led's

Fists Up

Originally Posted by karlz

Trying not to pick a fight but I cant help myself.
Here I go.

First question.
1. What do you want from driving lights?

If the answer is, "I want to have really bright lights that illuminate everything and make it look like daylight...."
Fair enough, buy led's

So Question 2.
2. I want to see Cows, roos, etc, so as to protect me from hitting them...
Dont buy led's

Fists Up

Ok. Fists up! Although not sure why.
Interesting what you say. I'm not sure what you mean though.
I had IPFs on the car. They were fitted by the previous owner and originally had 100 watt bulbs in them. I up graded them to 130 watt bulbs and thought they were ok (ish) but I don't think you could see down the road as well as you can with the LEDs. As far as seeing animals, or anything for that matter I feel the LEDs give a better, safer light.
And as the headlamps are woeful and I found I would use the spots when ever possible to see more, and thus be safer I thought LED headlamps would be brighter.
Over to you blue leader.