Thank you sir.

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! I’m so glad this helped you all. I hope your daughter has many trouble free years with her new CRV. And so far these headlights are fantastic and head turners as well! God bless.

I kept mine to give to my son too! Hope he will appreciate it ❤️

Yes it does! Thanks you for your support. 👊🏼

Thank you!

Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m so glad you’re here. Welcome. 👊🏼

You can do it!

Awesome, thank you! welcome aboard good sir. 👊🏼

Thanks so much! 👊🏼

Thank you!

No, thank you. 👊🏼

Thank you sir. 👊🏼

Thank you!!

Many thanks!

Thank you 👊🏼

They sure did. Thank you!

@Bruce Wayne about 300 for the pair. Link in description

You put in the same projector beams as I did? They’re great. I did upgrade the bulbs, but not with LEDs, but with halogens. With this setup I don’t blind anyone now. Before I did this I had LEDs in the stock housings… that was a disaster. I was blinding everyone! It was horrible. Thanks for your support! 👊🏼

No , I installed it with the lights it came with. But Thank You for a great video.@@themechanic2.060

Thank you!

Thanks for your comment. Yes.. they are definitely improved. Fantastic set of headlamps. Big improvement over stock. Definitely recommend them. No I’m not getting flashed anymore. So far bulbs are working great. I’m planning a HID upgrade in the future. Stay tuned!

Well here’s an opportunity for you to make some cheaper Headlights that don’t cost $300🤷🏼‍♂️ $75 led’s or $300 projectors 🤔🤔

its necessary on these cars. i worked night shift 75 miles away a few years ago and i could not see jack shlt driving home unless my highbeams were on. putting beamtech leds in the headlights made a world of a difference

Hello there.. link is in the description of the video and is still active. Thanks for your support! Hope you’re subscribed 👊🏼

Thanks for the sub! 👊🏼 It sounds like the LED bulbs burnt out. Check the headlight fuse too in the under hood relay/fuse box.

@@themechanic2.060 Will do and thank you for the reply. Upgrading to this light set is definitely on my to do list.

Thank you!

Thanks so much . Yes I think you would love these headlights. These projectors beam headlights are a huge upgrade to the stock ones. They emit plenty of light with the H1 bulbs. I live in a rural part of Long Island and it’s pitch black here at night. Good luck and thanks again! 👊🏼

Hey thanks for subscribing! Yes it is depending on the price and condition of the vehicle, but most anything Honda is worth it. My 2009 is reaching 141,000 miles and runs great. I say buy it especially if it’s rust free. I have more plans coming up for my CRV so stay tuned and good luck on yours! Keep me posted. Thanks again 🙏

No, I’ve never done a Xenon conversion…. Yet.

The led bulbs won’t give you a straight beam of light. The led’s have chips on either side and you can see that in the light output. The halogens and HID’s will give you the best outputs and beam projections. I’m going to do an HID upgrade this winter for the H1s. Thanks for your input and support! 👊🏼

@@themechanic2.060 do you have any particular h1 HIDs you are eyeballing that might fit?

I’m looking at a company called Headlight Experts. I’ll be ordering for the H1, and adapting to the factory H4 harness. I’ll be making my own harness… video on that this fall/winter.

They’re fantastic. eBay link is in the description. Thanks for the comment! Hope you’re subscribed!

Hey Tim, no worries on the music thing 😁 As far as the halogen bulbs ( I’m using the upgraded Silver Star) with the projector beams it’s night and day over the H4 LED upgrade with the stock headlamp housings. The LEDs with the projector beams you think they would be good right? Wrong. They don’t emit that desirable beam pattern that a good halogen does with the projectors. In fact as much as I love LED bulbs on every other system… brake/tail/turn and interior (check my vids I have 2 vids on LED bulbs for those systems I’m using AUXITO and I have a 15% off discount code!) I don’t like them for headlights only if they’re factory. With that being said I’m soon going to be working on an HID video for my CRV with my projectors. You see HID (IMO) for an aftermarket upgrade over halogen is my preferred upgrade, not LED for headlights. So stay tuned for that and check out the LED videos. And I’m sure you’ll love the new projectors w/LED strip as my as I do! Thanks for your support Tim!! 👊🏼 Oh and yes they’re brighter and better visibility at night!

It’s built into the projector beam headlight assembly. When you hit the high beams the flap which causes the “projector line” you see in low beam mode, lifts up making the pattern larger filling the path in front of you with with the full force of the.. in this case the H1 bulb. Thanks 👊🏼 Hope you’re subscribed!

The link is in the description of the video. Unfortunately the seller i bought them from no longer is selling that anymore. I bought them in ‘21. You would have to search for them. It’s a 2016 style wheel. Thanks for your comment and feedback. Hope you’re subscribed! 👊🏼

I’m in Long Island NY. Hope you’re subscribed!

I checked that as well. They were installed correctly. They were just too bright and intrusive. I love my projector beams now.. planning a HID XENON upgrade soon. Hope you’re subscribed! Check out my new fog light video too.

You would have to wire it up to a source that only has power when the car is on or running. Thank you for your comment!

That’s for sure.

There are plenty of LED Bulbs which makes straigh cut-off line and which are not blinding the opposite traffic :)

That really is a bummer. If I do hear of an European option I will let you and everyone know. 👊🏼

I didn’t rewire them at all. Are you saying I should to make them drl’s? I’m not. I like them as park lights. I am planning to go from halogens to HID’s in the further though. Stay tuned for that. Thank you for your input and support!

@@themechanic2.060 I am saying you could if you wanted too. LEDs do not cause too much draw so they will not affect the brightness of you're normal lights.

You have the stock headlights or these projectors?

Projector like you have

Make sure all the connections are good, if they are the new headlamp is probably the problem.

It’s in my cooling system overhaul video. I show you how to remove the bumper in that video.

I’m in Long Island, NY

Welcome to my channel!

Sorry I do not know.

At the time they were just under 300 for the pair. Should be a link to them in the description.

Yup

😆 thank you. No.. those were an out of pocket expense.

Well, it’s been almost a year and these units are as good now as the day I installed them. And last month I finally ceramic coated them with Avalon King. Looking and performing great. Thanks man. 👊🏼

@@themechanic2.060 Good to know.....I wish they had the option for Rav4

Link for the headlamps with price is in the description. Thank you!

Yes true.. I’ll make a quick update night road test soon. Thanks! 👊🏼

Every LED I’ve seen are cut exactly the same. Using LEDs with headlight dispersion housings will cause scattering light in my research. I’m not going back to LEDs. This setup works fantastic. The future for my projector beams are going to be HIDs soon. Thanks for your comment. I hope you’re subscribed!

The leds I use are auxito or lasfit they have a nice cut off point on low beam

@@snookielovespookie had lasfit bulbs with the oem housing and after a few months one side stopped working how are yours treating you?

Nope 😁

Agreed. 100% fact. Well said.

@@themechanic2.060 ...Yeah, this is true no matter what others say especially businesses that sell them...they're truly only in it for the money, IF they cared and were honest they wouldn't sell them. This outrages me. You say the new headlight housings use H-1 aren't they single filament bulbs? So how do you get high beam? I saw them kind of flash when you activated "high beams" but they didn't look any different after clicking high beams on, what's going on there?

If you look at the bulb he has at 10:26 , it's missing the low-beam cup that the 9003 bulb needs which is why the outdoor shot showed some crazy scattering almost like a high-beam. For things like LED replacements, it's really important to look for bulbs designed to be as similar to the original halogen bulb as possible because of the factors you mentioned. There are plenty of shitty Chinese bulbs that have weird multi-sided designs, incorrectly sized LED chips, or poorly designed like the one in this video, that both perform terribly and blind other drivers. If you're interested in seeing what makes a good LED bulb, this video is the best explanation I've seen: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLaTeJCXvK7Rp6s.html . I was very skeptical of these too until I bought myself a pair of mid-priced Hikari Ultrafocus 9003 bulbs just to try and return if they were terrible. If you care to look, they have the same low-beam cup and the LED chips are very small and arranged to match the location of the halogen filament, including the thickness of the PCB itself. To my surprise, the low-beam cutoff line in my 2010 CR-V was spot on with the old bulbs but threw much more light down the road even without adjustment. I even took another car to see if they were blinding and they weren't. The fact is, your specific headlight and the LED bulb you buy have a major impact on how they perform and unfortunately not many drivers on the road care enough to do their due diligence and just see them as easy drop-in replacements. I absolutely agree with you that it's the wild west and for every 9 cars with decent LED replacements, there's 1 blinding the other 9. Until they can regulate them and ensure all replacements perform to a certain threshold, they shouldn't be sold at all regardless of how well some may perform.

Yes the H1 is single filament, the ballast I showed in the video with the red and blue wires handles the voltage/amps output for the high beams.

Nope.

Every two weeks.