Love my KC gravity pros. Not cheap but awesome lights. Look at the pro comps or quadratech stealths. Anything is better than the crappy stock lights.




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i am very happy with my pro comps. The only downside is that they run cool and will not melt snow and ice in the winter.

 

Check out Inspired Engineering. I luv mine!!

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Lumens Projector LEDs. Same housing as ProComps but different internals.

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I'm on my fifth set of headlights... Some were test units for different manufacturers. I like the Pro Comps, amazing low beam output and cutoff. And a high beam that's like a light bar...

 

Go classy: Hella H4 with Philips X-treme Vision bulbs + full relay harness:

 

I’m having a hard time finding them. But I like yours the best. Do you remember where you ordered them from?

 

Love my Pro Comp's. Plus they come with a lifetime warranty.

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ProComps here a as well....

 

Hid

 

JW Speaker is top notch.

 

My 2018 came with the factory LED HIDs: they are simply excellent.

I am sure they will be pricey to buy as aftermarket, but so is any good pair of lights.

Good luck.

 

I'm also on the Pro Comp bandwagon. Awesome lights. They look great and perform even better! Cutoff is perfect, incredible highbeams, and a lifetime warranty to back it all. I'd take them over JW Speaker all day.

 

Absolutely! I'm impressed with my Pro Comp's every time I drive at night.
Clear, bright, clean cut off. Not to mention the Lifetime Warranty.

JW Speaker $200 price difference is unjustifiable.

 

Pro Comp and be done!

 

I went with the Mopar LED's introduced on the 2017 Sahara's. Awesome lights, BIG improvement over the stock lights. Two things with the OEM LED to know, 1) You need to remove the old headlight bucket as the new LED is one assembly which includes the new bucket. The mounting tabs on the assembly are cheap and if they break it requires creative fixing (see pic). 2) The PCM update I had done at stealership to recognize the new LED's cost $125.00. Probably could have talked them down but didn't feel like the hassle. But even with these 2 drawbacks I really like these lights.

 

So why no truck lite fans? I'm looking at headlights as well and I'm just not a fan of the pro comp style along with the halo look. Just wandering are they not as bright or is it something else?

 

It's a decent, durable light but not in the same tier as JW Speaker.

If I were buying right now, in order:
1) https://www.quadratec.com/p/jw-spea...speaker/evolution-2-series-7-dual-burn-7-led-headlight-heated-lens-jeep-cj-jeep
2) https://www.quadratec.com/p/jw-speaker/8700-evolution-j2-series-led-headlight-wrangler-jk
3) https://www.quadratec.com/products/97009_8003.htm
4) https://www.amazon.com/Peterson-Great-White-Round-Headlight/dp/B00MHX979S


I'd like to test the VisionX and Procomps though, see photometry results and materials testing.

 

Pro Comp

 

Pro Comp.. can't beat them.

 

I have the QT's and they are really great, like "Wow, I have never driven anything that had headlights this good," great.

They are plug and play, come with the module and take all of 1 beer to install. A year later, and they are like new.

 

Just pulled the trigger on the ProComps. Will report back.

 

I went with these for $120. Huge improvement from factory for the price. Had them in 8 months now and so far no complaints. For headlights and fog lights and the price, I'm sold.

 

Is it necessary to have a heated LED?

It would seem if your vehicle lives outdoors it may not matter as the ambient temperature will not cause frost. Moving from a warmer space to a cooler space could cause build up as the water freezes. Ideas?

 

Is it necessary? No, but if you are driving through freezing rain or blowing wet snow, an unheated LED may ice up or retain some of that snow. A Jeep that was in a warm garage before heading out into the elements won't have any advantages/disadvantages in that area, because those parts will cool down to ambient temperature pretty quickly when exposed to icing conditions.

I have run unheated LEDs through two winters with the Jeep (daily driver), and can count on three fingers how many times I've had to clear off the headlights when weather became an issue that affected their output.

A pic from one of those instances:



Oddly enough, the headlights were still throwing enough light (more than stock) with 20 minutes worth of snow built up on them. This will vary by region, so if you live in the snow belt, the heated LED or even upgraded halogen options may be a better fit for you.

 

I ended up going with the hella h4s and the philips x-treme vision bulbs. I used the KC HiLITES adapter. It still looks like my stock bulbs ( which I find cute lol) but I can see a lot better with them. The high beam sucks though. Really really sucks. Usually when I need high beams I’m out in the country where I can run my lightbar so it’s not too big of a deal.

 

Another vote here for Pro Comps.
Check with Allan Off Road with the holidays coming up. I grabbed mine last year right before Christmas for cheap.