If you drive much at night with sealed beams you're most likely missing a lot. Good lights are very good insurance. Depending on your deductables, the lights may be cheap compared to hitting an animal....which are major threats in my area. Then there is the durability factor of LED compared to high output halogen. That said they are still expensive but the price on LED's for vehicles and buildings will come down with competition and manufacturing efficiency and volume.

What amazes me is how much money people will spend on non-functional bling just because they think it looks cool.

I have a mustang. I dont know any of us ford guys that get caught up in any of that stuff. Not yet anyway;)

You might want to due a search for 2 brothers that go by the name Ring Brothers.

Don't those guy's own a jewery store.:lol:

they actually only cost 200 each but they get shipped to dr doug renners temple first to get blessed then sent out to the customer.. that guys special touch aint cheap.:D

Man those lights are the coolest thing I've ever seen - I think I'll buy FOUR of them for one of my projects!

Then I'm gonna cruise by Todds with the high beams on to pick up Kelli. She'll run out to the car and he won't be able to see it's me. :rofl:

She's got good taste, she'll think it's some old man compensating for something.:rofl:

Any daylight photos
 

Roger, do you have any daylight photos of the Hi beam/ Low beam lights installed on your jeep? When I see them, I can't stop thinking about spiders!

Are you going to use the black internals around the headlights or more reflective coated part?

Model 6130 LED High Beam (Front) and Low Beam (Back) Headlights
http://www.jwspeaker.com/images/627.jpg

Model 8700 Driving Beam (left) and High/Low Beam (right) LED Headlights
http://www.jwspeaker.com/images/697.jpg

suscribed

We now have these available for purchase on our website.