Introducing *NEW* Bi-LED Projector Headlights for Gladiator & JL Wrangler

[TimC]

Hi Tom. Just down the road in Rochester.
Do the DRL TURN SIGNALS fit Gladiators? They come-up when I put in my vehicle but only mention Wrangler in the description
https://www.hidprojectors.com/produ...equential-turn-signals?variant=13747415089197

Tim

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[mountainpass]

My JT has DRL on fenders standard. Is there a way to wire the halos to those? Or to the foglights as I am not using those with aftermarket bumper?

 

[Chocolyle]

Is there a heater option for them?
I see you are in Buffalo, NY, my family is from the Ogdensburg area, I know the winters up there. I have not driven my JT with the factory LED's yet in winter but am hearing they are not great shedding snow. The heaters in the Truck Lites worked very well on my old Land Cruiser.

 

[hidprojectors]

I agree

Hi Tom. Just down the road in Rochester.
Do the DRL TURN SIGNALS fit Gladiators? They come-up when I put in my vehicle but only mention Wrangler in the description
https://www.hidprojectors.com/produ...equential-turn-signals?variant=13747415089197

Tim

We personally have not mounted them ourselves in a gladiator, but i have no reason to believe they wouldnt work.

 

[hidprojectors]

My JT has DRL on fenders standard. Is there a way to wire the halos to those? Or to the foglights as I am not using those with aftermarket bumper?

You would just tap into the DRL circuit power wire for our halos.

 

[hidprojectors]

Is there a heater option for them?
I see you are in Buffalo, NY, my family is from the Ogdensburg area, I know the winters up there. I have not driven my JT with the factory LED's yet in winter but am hearing they are not great shedding snow. The heaters in the Truck Lites worked very well on my old Land Cruiser.

We do not have a heater for the lens, however our Bi-LED projectors have a heat sink and fan which blows warm air around the interior of the headlight.

These projectors also have a focused beam which is very warm. I dont believe it'll be a problem.

 

[hidprojectors]

Full size pics from the OP

 

[Josh00333]

Help me understand, what is the blue jagged Z across the middle of the lights?

Are they not adjusted to be even, is it some strange marketing line imposed?

Looks horrid, and would be an absolute no from me for a sharp line in my headlights.

 

[hidprojectors]

Help me understand, what is the blue jagged Z across the middle of the lights?

Are they not adjusted to be even, is it some strange marketing line imposed?

Looks horrid, and would be an absolute no from me for a sharp line in my headlights.

Hi Josh - the step in our cutoff is by design and engineered to allow more light on the right side of the output. This is extremely useful and effective when driving down-road; it prevents blinding oncoming traffic on the left and allows you to see street signs, wildlife, etc. on the right. This is the same setup that many modern luxury vehicles use.

 

[rob_o]

Help me understand, what is the blue jagged Z across the middle of the lights?

Are they not adjusted to be even, is it some strange marketing line imposed?

Looks horrid, and would be an absolute no from me for a sharp line in my headlights.

The cutoff isn't all that noticeable down road. Like hidprojectors said it's to stop you from blinding oncoming traffic while showing more light on the curb side to avoid animals and stuff on the highway.

here's two pics from my truck looking down a road.

 

[Dqban]

Help me understand, what is the blue jagged Z across the middle of the lights?

Are they not adjusted to be even, is it some strange marketing line imposed?

Looks horrid, and would be an absolute no from me for a sharp line in my headlights.

Like said above, that "Z" prevents you blinding drivers on the left side of road. the cutoff actually looks rally good.

 

[Josh00333]

Ohhh "lightbulb" got it, that makes a lot of since. My brain didn't register the perspective like that on a flat wall.

I take it the left and right side each have the drop down?

The cutoff isn't all that noticeable down road. Like hidprojectors said it's to stop you from blinding oncoming traffic while showing more light on the curb side to avoid animals and stuff on the highway.

here's two pics from my truck looking down a road.

 

[Gren71]

mannnnnnn stuff like this kills me. Ive been so pleased with my headlight revolution led replacements that I havent looked at lights in a while...now Im back looking at them and my wallet hurts.

 

[rob_o]

Ohhh "lightbulb" got it, that makes a lot of since. My brain didn't register the perspective like that on a flat wall.

I take it the left and right side each have the drop down?

Yes, both of them are exactly the same. They overlap a little bit.

 

[GoDucksJR]

Careful buying headlights on clearance. Bought a set and went to install them and had 2 drivers side headlights. He slashed the price from $899 as well which would be normal price for a and right. Apparently it was snuck into the listing info but 2 people looked at it with me and neither of us noticed it. He orientated them to look like a left and right pair and then once I got them I was told “oh sorry, it’s clearance and you’re on your own. Try opening a left headlight and swapping everything over”. Very shady company.

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