HeadLight Question/Random thought?

[tjkj2002]

Any good LED setup will have integrated thermal heat management,if not they are not worth buying.

The thermal heat management will "strobe" the LED faster then the human eye can detect when it reaches a certain temp thus cooling it.

All my LED's have that(Rigid and VisionX) but not cheap,hell my 2500 lumen LED search light(30watt LED chip) has it.

 

[jeeplib05]

Right, which is why I said what I did
You can get the ones he got for $70 on eBay and I highly doubt they have any type of thermal management
They expect the air that hits them while you drive to cool them down
In this situation, having them enclosed cuts off any air, also traps all the heat inside to basically bake them
Which is exactly why my old fogs were getting extremely hot, they were junk and I threw them away
That's why I got ones I know will work how they should and cool themselves

 

[d3m0nss]

im going be cleaning up the wiring job Wed afternoon its rather sloppy especially because i never put the main headlight harness back into the wiring loom yet(long story short i taped the wrong wire initially and blew a fuse due to power feedback it caused i fixed that tho) I'll get some picture then as well with night an day shots

 

[d3m0nss]

heres a few picture to start out
1. old lights
2. left new , right old
3. Both New
4/5 front side not on

 

[d3m0nss]

sevral slightly better detail shots
1. Close up of them on
2. Turn single/flashers on

 

[tommudd]

Number two is blinding

 

[d3m0nss]

yeah its at a bad angle i probably shoulda have taken a few more shots tryin get ride of all that camera glare like the others dont have

 

[tommudd]

For me a good set of bulbs like the Phillips Extremes is enough, combine them with a good set of fogs and / or driving lights and I have plenty of light and control what I need when I need them.
Don't see the need for the other lights at all .