Lexus GS 4th Gen Headlights Comparison
#31
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200$ For a D4S Osram which will not give even 20% more brightness to an aged Toshiba bulb is non-sense
#32
My set of LED low beam does not dissapoint me but not really bring me a wow factor. I actually was aiming for the brightness level on par with Tesla's. Low beam alone can't reach that level. So I updated my fog to bi LED hyperboloid, something like below. And now my set up is complete.
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My set of LED low beam does not dissapoint me but not really bring me a wow factor. I actually was aiming for the brightness level on par with Tesla's. Low beam alone can't reach that level. So I updated my fog to bi LED hyperboloid, something like below. And now my set up is complete.
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@AJLex19 https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...eadlights.html Post #12 by peasodos.
I found the thread linked above after I looked under there again. So it's actually on the Lower part of that side panel, behind the Carpet on the side, buried very low and deep, behind a large 3 connection Pin panel that's white. It's right where you said, I was just looking up, and it's down instead, and behind the carpet you have to pull out. Thanks!!!
I found the thread linked above after I looked under there again. So it's actually on the Lower part of that side panel, behind the Carpet on the side, buried very low and deep, behind a large 3 connection Pin panel that's white. It's right where you said, I was just looking up, and it's down instead, and behind the carpet you have to pull out. Thanks!!!
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Sorry, I lost you here scott. Not really sure what LED you mentions. Aftermarker tribeam? or GS450h tribeam? or Amazon LED D4S? The only thing I warned OP is the GS450h tribeam is difficult to install and expensive. It is true that i have not seen how the GS450h Tribeam performs so I can't say about its performance. I am using Amazon LED D4S so i am not warning about its performance. Maybe you misread my post
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@AJLex19 https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...eadlights.html Post #12 by peasodos.
I found the thread linked above after I looked under there again. So it's actually on the Lower part of that side panel, behind the Carpet on the side, buried very low and deep, behind a large 3 connection Pin panel that's white. It's right where you said, I was just looking up, and it's down instead, and behind the carpet you have to pull out. Thanks!!!
I found the thread linked above after I looked under there again. So it's actually on the Lower part of that side panel, behind the Carpet on the side, buried very low and deep, behind a large 3 connection Pin panel that's white. It's right where you said, I was just looking up, and it's down instead, and behind the carpet you have to pull out. Thanks!!!
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Sorry, I lost you here scott. Not really sure what LED you mentions. Aftermarker tribeam? or GS450h tribeam? or Amazon LED D4S? The only thing I warned OP is the GS450h tribeam is difficult to install and expensive. It is true that i have not seen how the GS450h Tribeam performs so I can't say about its performance. I am using Amazon LED D4S so i am not warning about its performance. Maybe you misread my post
Here and I quote you on what you said below? I'm going to just go ahead and let you go.
POST #32 - "My set of LED low beam does not dissapoint me but not really bring me a wow factor. I actually was aiming for the brightness level on par with Tesla's. Low beam alone can't reach that level. So I updated my fog to bi LED hyperboloid, something like below. And now my set up is complete.
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mostafa1989 (03-12-24)
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i will post pics later
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peteharvey (03-19-24)
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Meanwhile, D4S 23,000 V conversion to 12 V LED's have a lot of issues including: fitting, not causing the warning light to trigger due to the lower voltage, beam issues, and so far often not that much brighter, with long term cooling and longevity issues?
Those Osram Nightbreakers actually have two bulbs inside them for low and high beam?
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Almost all the D4S fitting LED's are unknown cheap Chinese brands of dubious quality and dubious reliability/durability, and often not in stock.
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It's a pity that big companies like Osram and Philips cannot make a D4S to LED bulb that fits properly while outperforming HID, yet having reasonably longevity.
Almost all the D4S fitting LED's are unknown cheap Chinese brands of dubious quality and dubious reliability/durability, and often not in stock.
Almost all the D4S fitting LED's are unknown cheap Chinese brands of dubious quality and dubious reliability/durability, and often not in stock.
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So instead of purchasing OEM Lexus HID bulbs, best I buy a HID Osram Nightbreaker; it is brighter and slightly more blue.
Meanwhile, D4S 23,000 V conversion to 12 V LED's have a lot of issues including: fitting, not causing the warning light to trigger due to the lower voltage, beam issues, and so far often not that much brighter, with long term cooling and longevity issues?
Those Osram Nightbreakers actually have two bulbs inside them for low and high beam?
Meanwhile, D4S 23,000 V conversion to 12 V LED's have a lot of issues including: fitting, not causing the warning light to trigger due to the lower voltage, beam issues, and so far often not that much brighter, with long term cooling and longevity issues?
Those Osram Nightbreakers actually have two bulbs inside them for low and high beam?
So you can buy "Osram \Night breaker laser Next Gen" in a pair package. 2pcs inside 1 package is enough for lowbeam and high beam