Rigid Industries (Truck-Lite) makes an LED headlight with heating element but they aren't inexpensive at ~$430/pair: https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...stries-truck-lite-7in-round-heated-headlights
Budget Lighting Upgrade
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Rigid Industries (Truck-Lite) makes an LED headlight with heating element but they aren't inexpensive at ~$430/pair: https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...stries-truck-lite-7in-round-heated-headlights
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I have some JK headlights in mine with the needed adapter. I like em I just need to upgrade to some better bulbs.
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I had some really cheap (horrible) noname LEDs installed by the PO. Light pattern was a hot mess.
Replaced them with the Trucklite knockoffs based on reviews here and hated them... Pulled them after a month of burning low hanging tree leaves. Couldn't get the pattern low enough and, as low as it was aimed, there was still splatter that illuminated directly above the jeep.
Changed to the Toyota/Kioto H4 kit with 100/80 Hella bulbs and am much happier. The full kit is available from Toyota for under $50 which includes the glass housings, 65/55 bulbs and an upgraded harness with inline fuses and relays to accommodate the 100/85 bulbs.
For aux lighting upfront I am using the Hella 500FF H3's.
All in I am under $125.
Replaced them with the Trucklite knockoffs based on reviews here and hated them... Pulled them after a month of burning low hanging tree leaves. Couldn't get the pattern low enough and, as low as it was aimed, there was still splatter that illuminated directly above the jeep.
Changed to the Toyota/Kioto H4 kit with 100/80 Hella bulbs and am much happier. The full kit is available from Toyota for under $50 which includes the glass housings, 65/55 bulbs and an upgraded harness with inline fuses and relays to accommodate the 100/85 bulbs.
For aux lighting upfront I am using the Hella 500FF H3's.
All in I am under $125.