CCFL halo headlights use small cold cathode fluorescent lighting tubes filled with gas that burn cool, eliminating hotspots and discoloration. These rings are brighter and whiter than conventional halo rings that use incandescent bulbs.

…Instructions…

1. Remove the front bumper.
2. Remove the connectors from the headlight assembly.
3. Remove the five mounting bolts and harness clip, then remove the headlight.
4. Remove the bolt and the corner upper beam from the headlight.
5. Connect the halo and LED wires to driving lights.
6. Replace the connectors from the headlight.

Turn on the low beams. Cover one headlight with a towel and adjust one headlight at a time. Adjust the screws at the rear of the headlight assembly so that the center of the beam aims exactly at the center of the “+” horizontally, and at the 2.1-inch lower mark vertically.

In California, it’s illegal to move a vehicle with its parking lights on, yet DRLs are legal.

Although projector headlights are significantly brighter than reflector headlights, they are usually road legal. In fact, if you’re looking to use upgraded, brighter headlight bulbs (for example, if you use xenon HID bulbs or want to install an HID conversion kit), projector headlights are almost always necessary.

If you plan to replace your stock headlights with a pair of halo LED projector headlights, make sure that what you buy is street-legal, so you won’t run into trouble with the police. Aftermarket parts are also built for “show-off cars” and are not always intended for street-use.

Professional installation is $219. Depending on the color of Halos or LED product chosen, prices could vary.

They’re designed to provide a decorative glow around vehicle headlights and can be used as daytime running lights or city light alternatives. If you’ve recently purchased a set of halo rings, installing them isn’t nearly as hard as it might seem. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the installation process.

Conventional halo rings most vehicle manufacturers use are illuminated by the same kind of incandescent bulbs found in turn signals or reverse lights. Because each conventional halo may be illuminated inside by only one or two bulbs, bright spots and dark spots develop inside the enclosed ring.

These headlights are awesome, they look exactly like the really expensive LED’s but at a way better price. They do not come in a pair so I had to buy two. They are very bright and they do have a high beam and low beam. They are also super easy to install just plug them in and your good to go.

Please note most aftermarket headlights are retrofitted from manufacturer and do use a different bulb size. Aftermarket projector headlights look almost like an OEM headlight with the exception of the wiring and design. When the bulb is fully removed, you can pull the connector from the base of the bulb.

LEDs are a brighter, more efficient alternative to HID and halogen bulbs in vehicle headlights. But LED bulbs can only be used in projector headlights and continue to be unsafe to use in reflector headlights.

HIDs are better for projector headlights Although LEDs will fit and work, from experience, they will not perform as expected. In most cases, your stock halogen bulbs will be brighter than LEDs in projector-type headlights.

Projector headlights are significantly brighter than reflector headlights. They’re less likely to blind other drivers. Because projector headlights are directed downwards towards the road, they don’t shine in other drivers’ eyes. Xenon HID bulbs can only be used with projector headlights.

HID headlights are the brightest on the market, and the light they emit covers a larger area than halogen and LED bulbs. In fact, the area covered by HID headlights is nearly an entire third larger than the area covered by LED headlights. HIDs are also more effective at lighting up the sides of the road.

#3: The brightest LED bulbs are proven to create the most heat. #4: Even on the LED bulbs that create the most heat, they are still not hot enough to damage anything in/on/around the headlight housing.