The thing that would make me leary of these is the fan setup.
When I had a BMW, there were a bunch of companies making LED bulbs for the halo rings in the headlights, but even those needed huge heat sinks around the LED to keep them cool. They were designed by guys who probably knew what they were doing.
These LED headlight bulbs are probably putting out way more light with that tiny fan and tiny heat sink being the only way to keep them cool. You guys are worried about them not being hot enough to melt snow, but I'd bet it won't be long before they will melt your entire headlight housing.
If the H4, e-code lights with better bulbs and wiring aren't enough and you don't like projectors, your best bet is probably Trucklite or JW Speaker.
Oh, and last time we had a big snowstorm here, my upgraded H4 housings were collecting snow like crazy.
When I had a BMW, there were a bunch of companies making LED bulbs for the halo rings in the headlights, but even those needed huge heat sinks around the LED to keep them cool. They were designed by guys who probably knew what they were doing.
These LED headlight bulbs are probably putting out way more light with that tiny fan and tiny heat sink being the only way to keep them cool. You guys are worried about them not being hot enough to melt snow, but I'd bet it won't be long before they will melt your entire headlight housing.
If the H4, e-code lights with better bulbs and wiring aren't enough and you don't like projectors, your best bet is probably Trucklite or JW Speaker.
Oh, and last time we had a big snowstorm here, my upgraded H4 housings were collecting snow like crazy.