[Liggett]

Depends I think on your truck year. I know my 2018 needs can bus resistors to not get flickering or error messages with LED headlight bulbs. I'm installing a set of low beam LED's tomorrow. (my 3rd try with LED's). The 1st two sets had horrible pattern at night tho they looked great coming toward the truck. (which is what some guys care most about).

Fingers crossed. They weren't cheap @ 199 for just the lows.

2018 Bighorn with quad headlamps that suck from Ram.

 

[Liggett]

New Low LED's installed this afternoon with the help and watchful eye/nose of my supervisor Kimber. Testing tonight and will post a report w/pics. High beam supplement already taken care of.

 

[Liggett]

undergroundlighting.com !! The LED's are excellent! Nice white light with a good cutoff and no cels or flickering. Easily twice the usable light as OEM. Not cheap @199.00 but worth it! Way better than the Morimoto 2-Stroke 2.0's I returned to another company! Had I known, I could have saved mucho bucks on the bull bar and the KC's by getting his high beams too. Lotsa junk out on the lighting market with a great marketing plan. Not these. Danny says he can build some yellow high performance fog bulbs too. That sounds like a plan before winter!

 

[16diesel]

Liggett- How was the install? Any issues with the dust cap?

 

[Liggett]

No. They clear the dust cap no problem.

 

[PapaCap]

Headlight Revolution has some good informational videos on their YouTube channel. Their kits seem to be a little pricier, but at least they have been tested in our vehicles and you will know what the final product will look like.

https://headlightrevolution.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/HeadlightRevolution

This is good info. In my opinion great headlights are one of the best safety (and enjoyment) upgrades you can do for your rig. Since my wife's 2017 Durango R/T has HID headlights I was spoiled a bit and had to add them to my ED. I just did an exhaustive amount of homework on headlight upgrades. My truck has projector low beams and reflector high beams, both originally halogen bulbs. I decided to upgrade to HID for the low beams and LED for high beams. The reason is that HID works much better in a projector lens than LED (as mentioned several times on this forum). The reason for LED in the high beams is that HID has a warm up period, that while short, is not best suited for high beams. I checked out several lighting upgrade outfits and found Headlight Revolution to be the best for me due to product offering and customer service. Fitment is always an issue with lighting systems and they do the homework to ensure you get what fits YOUR vehicle. I'd recommend them to anyone. Oh, and everything I bought has a lifetime warranty. FYI, I have no relationship with Headlight Revolution except as a customer.

 

[kirbster1966]

I have been messing around with LED bulbs. Started off with some Amazon cheapies Sealight S1. NOt terrible but not an upgrade. Beam pattern had no real hotspot. They came straight out and replaced with some Hikari Ultras. Much better, most notably the beam pattern. Its spot on. At 6500K they are leaning a little toward teh blue spectrum, but still very white. I will leave these for a bit and see how I like them. Want to try a set of newer versions in my high beams but as i am in Canada teh DRL are the highs at low voltage LED dont like this and either flicker or stay full brightness.

 

[Boulder Mark]

I have been messing around with LED bulbs. Started off with some Amazon cheapies Sealight S1. NOt terrible but not an upgrade. Beam pattern had no real hotspot. They came straight out and replaced with some Hikari Ultras. Much better, most notably the beam pattern. Its spot on. At 6500K they are leaning a little toward teh blue spectrum, but still very white. I will leave these for a bit and see how I like them. Want to try a set of newer versions in my high beams but as i am in Canada teh DRL are the highs at low voltage LED dont like this and either flicker or stay full brightness.

Any additional report on the Hikari's? I have been bouncing around between $1300.00 on the full Morimoto assembly replacement for my 2015 Outdoorsman to the cheapy Sealight set for 60 for highs and lows to now reading your post and looking at the Hikari's for around $150 for a set. All I know for sure is that it is getting dark early now and the stock headlights are dangerously dim. After 5 years I really need a decent replacement.

 

[Boulder Mark]

I decided to try the cheapest thing first and so far so good. I spent last than $100 on the Sealights including the resistors. I had them installed for $120.
The improvement is pretty dramatic compared to the stock bulbs. No flickering, radio buzz etc.. so far.