Got the lights installed this evening. It's way past bedtime but I wanted to do it at night to be able to make adjustments if necessary. I will say, the KC Gravity LED's are a significant improvement over stock. And they offer WAY more light and better disbursement than the truck-lites on my TJ. Camera settings were set to try and mimic natural eye vision as best as possible without increasing exposure to make nighttime scenes easier and brighter to see. Take that for what it's worth.
Here are a few pictures of the stock lights. Picture 1 is fog lights only (which are aimed incorrectly), picture 2 is headlights only, picture 3 is headlights and fog lights, picture 4 is brights. Notice you can just barely make out the door to a pit toilet in the distance - approximately 175' away.
Now check out the new lights. Picture 1 is again fog lights only, picture 2 is headlights only, picture 3 is headlights and fog lights, and picture 4 is brights. Notice everything is much easier to see and light disbursement is much more even without any real dark spots.
I did check temps when I got home and yes, these lights will likely ice up as they put out no heat and are not a heated light. I might be able to add some standard glass heating elements though to combat this, we will see. But I am very happy with the light output, and will say the money spent is absolutely worth it to reduce chances of hitting a deer or road debris.
Here are a few pictures of the stock lights. Picture 1 is fog lights only (which are aimed incorrectly), picture 2 is headlights only, picture 3 is headlights and fog lights, picture 4 is brights. Notice you can just barely make out the door to a pit toilet in the distance - approximately 175' away.
Now check out the new lights. Picture 1 is again fog lights only, picture 2 is headlights only, picture 3 is headlights and fog lights, and picture 4 is brights. Notice everything is much easier to see and light disbursement is much more even without any real dark spots.
I did check temps when I got home and yes, these lights will likely ice up as they put out no heat and are not a heated light. I might be able to add some standard glass heating elements though to combat this, we will see. But I am very happy with the light output, and will say the money spent is absolutely worth it to reduce chances of hitting a deer or road debris.