Gennsi Projector LED H6054 Headlight review
#21
Le Mans Master
I just read through the entire other thread, I willl give it a try. I didn't mention, but I installed all larger gauge wire and relays when I did my upgrade, but I guess it should still work.
#22
Team Owner
By driving lights do you mean the headlamps on some other light hooked on to a brush guard, for example on a truck? Another question is this. BEFORE you did the swap, what was your status? Again, mine disables the fog lights when you put on the high beams from the low beams. On low beams, the fog light activation will NOT turn on the high beams so maybe something altered that circuit in the Euro H4 chage?
#23
#25
Team Owner
OK. Finally got all the pieces. I got the Genssi lights as recommended. Also, instead of the Circuit doctor mod, I went with the resistors. Lets see how it all installs when I got the time.
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...ht-bulbs/2179/
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...ht-bulbs/2179/
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#26
Drifting
Thanks for the link
OK. Finally got all the pieces. I got the Genssi lights as recommended. Also, instead of the Circuit doctor mod, I went with the resistors. Lets see how it all installs when I got the time.
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...ht-bulbs/2179/
https://www.superbrightleds.com/more...ht-bulbs/2179/
#28
Team Owner
Anyone know if you need 2 resistors or just one? I bought it as a pair some have said the Circuit Doctor fix requires 1.
#29
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
For what its worth, mine are still working great no issues! Love the instant on/off and the sharp cut off line. Throws the light way out ahead of you.
Aklim- I did not use any resistors on mine, just the circuit doctor mod. Let me know if you do just the resistors without the circuit doctor mod and everything functions properly. Maybe I will go that route. My headlights work perfect with my stock halogen fogs. But my LED fogs were doing some weird things (Maybe a polarity issue?) so I had to reinstall the halogen bulbs to get everything to work as it did from the factory.
Aklim- I did not use any resistors on mine, just the circuit doctor mod. Let me know if you do just the resistors without the circuit doctor mod and everything functions properly. Maybe I will go that route. My headlights work perfect with my stock halogen fogs. But my LED fogs were doing some weird things (Maybe a polarity issue?) so I had to reinstall the halogen bulbs to get everything to work as it did from the factory.
#30
Drifting
I love mine as well
For what its worth, mine are still working great no issues! Love the instant on/off and the sharp cut off line. Throws the light way out ahead of you.
Aklim- I did not use any resistors on mine, just the circuit doctor mod. Let me know if you do just the resistors without the circuit doctor mod and everything functions properly. Maybe I will go that route. My headlights work perfect with my stock halogen fogs. But my LED fogs were doing some weird things (Maybe a polarity issue?) so I had to reinstall the halogen bulbs to get everything to work as it did from the factory.
Aklim- I did not use any resistors on mine, just the circuit doctor mod. Let me know if you do just the resistors without the circuit doctor mod and everything functions properly. Maybe I will go that route. My headlights work perfect with my stock halogen fogs. But my LED fogs were doing some weird things (Maybe a polarity issue?) so I had to reinstall the halogen bulbs to get everything to work as it did from the factory.
#32
Team Owner
1 resistor didn't do it for me. It needed 2 but that isn't so bad since it comes as a pair and there is plenty of room to install and zip tie so you can remove easily. Without the resistors, it will do as Circuit Doctor mentioned and the fog lights will have issues.
#33
Race Director
led lights / fogs / tails / interior lamps are all on my list
the light thrown out by these (with only 32 watts) looks very impressive.
5000k is right what i would pick for color.
do you like the 'spider eye' look of the housing?
i do worry about the housings being watertight and holding up, say 2 years from now.
the light thrown out by these (with only 32 watts) looks very impressive.
5000k is right what i would pick for color.
do you like the 'spider eye' look of the housing?
i do worry about the housings being watertight and holding up, say 2 years from now.
#34
Team Owner
I would think you can put a thin coat of silicone around the seal points. It looks decently sealed and it doesn't get rubbed a lot. It sits in place and is held by the metal ring tightly so it's not like a round light that sits on your brush guard that gets stones and sand hitting the seal points.
#35
Final report:
1 resistor didn't do it for me. It needed 2 but that isn't so bad since it comes as a pair and there is plenty of room to install and zip tie so you can remove easily. Without the resistors, it will do as Circuit Doctor mentioned and the fog lights will have issues.
1 resistor didn't do it for me. It needed 2 but that isn't so bad since it comes as a pair and there is plenty of room to install and zip tie so you can remove easily. Without the resistors, it will do as Circuit Doctor mentioned and the fog lights will have issues.
I just went outside to my car and it was making a clicking noise for no reason. I turn the key and its like the car doesn't have the proper power it should. Possibly an issue with running only one resistor.
#36
Team Owner
Disconnect both headlights and see what happens. I don't know how the resistors or the lights affect the engine unless you have drained a lot of battery power and it doesn't turn over properly.