Jet Black LED Halo Projector Headlights

So my first review got flagged so here's attempt #2: These are not good if you just Wana slap them in bolt on and go... if you have any skill in advancement in "customization" there's are perfect, they fit great in my 2007 mustang 👌 the bad: craftsmanship is definitely shoty at best the sealed areas weren't glued properly the lights that came with it are d rank at best, which seem like replacement bulbs for fog lights and they aren't that bright even with the high beams on. And yes there is a major condensation issue but if you know you way around sealant it's easy to pop it apart and re seal it. THE GOOD!!! WHY SHOULD YOU BUY THESE??!?!? I'm glad you asked my opinion, there a great design and they actually fit for a after market kit, I love the aggressive look and the amount of room for my own customizations is just amazing and there cheap and perfect for low budget builds, just not if your a beginner like I said cause your not gunna be happy if you just lookin for something bolt on.

I ignored all the negative reviews and went ahead and ordered a pair and I am glad that I did. First off you have to follow the manufacturer directions, they are the same no matter if you pay $100 or $300 you have to seal the units before you install I use clear permeated silicone with the smallest bead and make sure you seep it into the edge where both housing halves meet. Two when you trial fit them to your vehicle make a note where the adjustment screws are located in the back the headlight assembly and use a 1” hole saw to make the necessary holes into your vehicle bulkhead so you can make adjustments after your headlights are installed. At first the halo rings were very dim I replaced the wires with a thicker wire and grounded them independently and they brightened up nicely. Custom parts require custom installations I’ve washed my car several times no fogging no condensation. And they look awesome!

First of all I love the way these headlights look I did not receive the wiring that was shown in the manual But was still able to wire the LEDs, The regular headlights just plug right in simple I got condensation a lot of it I pulled the headlights out Checked for leaks the only thing that I suspect is the seals on the back of th checked for leaks the only thing that I suspect is the seals on the back of the headlight for the bulbs I put moisture absorbing pouches in it, I bought SilverStar zXe Halogen Bulb, I did not adjust the beam and when I took The headlights out for the last time I realize there was a small burn mark on one of the lens, looking back I wish I had ordered my headlights off of American muscle because most of those headlights come with warranties and doubt they have condensation problems But I could be wrong. Another point I’d like to make is the vertical LED lights in my opinion are too bright to run with the low beam on I hook them up to my highbeam switch

They look great on the car

Had to remove the entire front bumper and grill to remove old lights and install the new ones. The instructions were mediocre at best and the part about wiring up the halo lights was terrible. There are some amateur videos on you tube that helped. The headlights are not very bright at all and you will find yourself using the high beams often. The lights look good during the day, but I’m concerned about fogging and condensation forming inside because they are no sealed very good. Suppose I’ll find out once I drive it in a heavy rain. Now that they are in, Guess I’ll live with them, but if I knew then what I know now, I would not have purchased these. I would recommend these to an enemy, but not a friend.

good quality love these

I have contacted the seller and am getting the go around. The item was supposed to fit a 2007 mustang. It does fit, cost $250.00 to install. There are wires on the headlight that do not connect any where. There for all the lights do not work. According to the mechanic there is something electrical missing. As they are installed I can't return them.

The reviews are correct in regards to condensation. It's really bad and anyone saying that silicone will fix the issue probably is getting a paycheck to say that. There are reviews that say silicone will fix it. The issue is with the design of the headlight. There is a opening in the back of the headlight that has a rubber tube covering it. In my case was was seeping into the headlights from that area. I will post a picture. The headlights look great, brightness is about average but the condensation is a huge issue. When I removed the headlights, a plethra of water came out from inside the headlight. I probably wouldn't buy them again.

Really cool looking headlights!

Mustang

Look good, arrived on time, however the ad is a bit misleading as only the DRL is LED, the headlamps are halogen. There's also a warning about condensation being normal but to check the seal around headlight. I ended up resealing the entire perimeter of both lenses prior to install as the seal looked a little suspect in many areas

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