This right here...is the end of HID systems

[MrPoopyButthole]

http://www.vleds.com/bulb-type/fog-lights/lmz-ultra.html

Came across this today, can't find much talk about them....but 4500 lumens, that is roughly 1300 more lumens than your standard HID setup.

I plan to invest in a kit for my fogs, though I might take a set in 3000 lumens.

 

[blueguy]

y is it all back ordered?

 

[HighOctaneRacing]

http://www.vleds.com/bulb-type/fog-lights/lmz-ultra.html

Came across this today, can't find much talk about them....but 4500 lumens, that is roughly 1300 more lumens than your standard HID setup.

I plan to invest in a kit for my fogs, though I might take a set in 3000 lumens.

Will the stock harness fully power 45 watts?

 

[spazzz]

I'll have to get my old Porter Cable sawzall out to make room for the heatsinks.

 

[MrPoopyButthole]

Jury is still out on how well these will work. I don't see this needing a relay harness, since HIDs really have a huge draw at warm up, these have no warm up so it should be fine.

Argument is reflector housings are fine, but projectors won't do too well with them, it seems to be the general thought, but no one is really testing it yet.

But then there is this video of this guy using LEDs similar to these except they have built in fans to keep them cool.

 

[The Guz]

Hopefully it'd a better kit than the one this guy tried a few months ago.

http://www.clubgp.com/newforum/tm.asp?m=5930537&p=3&tmode=1&smode=1

 

[CrazyGuy03]

$250 before shipping ? Yikes

 

[matt5112]

Will the stock harness fully power 45 watts?

Stock bulbs on a halogen car are 55/60 W.

 

[HighOctaneRacing]

Stock bulbs on a halogen car are 55/60 W.

lol I thought the harness supplied less watts