Don Gilmer
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Would these be direct plug-n-play with jeeps that have halogen headlights?
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Would these be direct plug-n-play with jeeps that have halogen headlights?
Pretty straight forward on the install. The only thing different that I did was use the fuse for heated seats. Since I dont plan on ever having heated seats.Would these be direct plug-n-play with jeeps that have halogen headlights?
This is exactly why. They use a very good quality projector with a properly set cutoff shield. If you have noticed any of the luxury brand HID lights are the same, if a little bit less focused even. When properly adjusted the passenger side of the cutoff should line up for both beams. This will give you a single step that lowers the output just a little bit to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.I believe the squiggly line aka "step" has to do with the light direction/height toward oncoming traffic - I think ideally (when aimed properly) there should be one "step" in the middle
Good to know. I was going to start messing with all the screws till I either broke it or fixed it..
I love the lights but have to admit , that squiggly line bugs me just a little. Maybe Oracle could chime in here and explain why it is like that. Just ordered the fog bulbs. Did the drl and turn bulbs already.
I believe the squiggly line aka "step" has to do with the light direction/height toward oncoming traffic - I think ideally (when aimed properly) there should be one "step" in the middle
Hi all, we just joined as a forum sponsor so excited to see this discussion going...always appreciate an opportunity to provide more info!This is exactly why. They use a very good quality projector with a properly set cutoff shield. If you have noticed any of the luxury brand HID lights are the same, if a little bit less focused even. When properly adjusted the passenger side of the cutoff should line up for both beams. This will give you a single step that lowers the output just a little bit to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.
Wo do have some sales coming up! We haven't announced them yet...but maybe I can give you just a little hintThanks for the reply Oracle. Any chance you guys will have any upcoming black Friday sales you could tip us off to? Have a few things I want to order!
Wo do have some sales coming up! We haven't announced them yet...but maybe I can give you just a little hint
Next week, we will have a pre-Black Friday sale from Monday-Thursday (Nov 25-28)! Then, our Black Friday-Cyber Monday sale from Friday to Monday (Nov 29-Dec 2)...it rhymes with schmefteen percent off and free schmipping. Something to the tune of...our biggest discount of the year
We make an announcement on our forum, and you can always sign up for our email list to get notified of promotions too!
I have OEM LEDs on my Rubicon.....Question: are the Oracle lights "heated" so as to prevent ice/snow buildup during heavy winters?Wo do have some sales coming up! We haven't announced them yet...but maybe I can give you just a little hint
Next week, we will have a pre-Black Friday sale from Monday-Thursday (Nov 25-28)! Then, our Black Friday-Cyber Monday sale from Friday to Monday (Nov 29-Dec 2)...it rhymes with schmefteen percent off and free schmipping. Something to the tune of...our biggest discount of the year
We make an announcement on our forum, and you can always sign up for our email list to get notified of promotions too!
There are a few other threads on this. Doesn't make a bit of difference which lights you have, snow's going to build up. It has more to do with the design of the Jeep's front end and light wells, than it does with the amount of heat coming off of the lights. Absolutely no IR heat coming off of a LED however, so maybe it's worse than halogens.I have OEM LEDs on my Rubicon.....Question: are the Oracle lights "heated" so as to prevent ice/snow buildup during heavy winters?
Their sale actually excludes the Oculus, just an FYI! Our comparable BFCM sale will start on Friday, or you can grab them during our pre-BF sale now.Morris 4x4 center is offering 15% off and free shipping NOW on oculus headlights
https://www.morris4x4center.com/oracle-oculus-bi-led-projector-headlights-pair.html
Thanks for your question! The Oculus are not heated; the high performance LEDs use thermal regulation methods to sustain low LED temperatures with remote mounted heat sinks and an internal fan.I have OEM LEDs on my Rubicon.....Question: are the Oracle lights "heated" so as to prevent ice/snow buildup during heavy winters?
That doesn't look like one of our authorized dealers; I can double-check for you! They have it listed at $709.76 right now, WHOAI found this deal... but I know nothing of the site
https://www.discountbandit.com/orac...lights-pair-exterior-car-parts-2018-2020.html