99-09 Honda S2000 NOVA-Series LED Projector Headlights Alpha-Black (2024)

FAQs

Are LED projector headlights any good? ›

Projector headlights are said to have less glare and are less likely to blind oncoming drivers. LED projector headlights are common on modern vehicles, as they're more energy-efficient than traditional bulbs and they can last a long time.

Although LEDs will fit and work, from our experience, they will not perform as expected. In most cases, your stock halogen bulbs will be brighter than LEDs in projector-type headlights. You may come across many LED bulbs for projector headlights but they simply won't perform as well as HIDs.

Light Quality: LED lights are brighter than halogen bulbs, giving your projector headlights a robust look. However, they also tend to produce a lot of glare. Price: LED lights cost more than traditional halogen bulbs. Size: LED lights come in various sizes, so choose the right size for your projector headlights.

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LED projectors may not be able to produce large image sizes compared to traditional projectors. This is because they use a different type of lens. However, this can be compensated by using a short-throw lens or a projector with a higher resolution.

The repair cost for a projector headlamp is higher in case of a crash or electrical breakdown. A badly-adjusted projector headlamp, especially an aftermarket one will blind oncoming traffic a lot more than a poorly-adjusted reflector headlamp.

LED bulbs can work in projector headlights, provided they are compatible in terms of size, heat management, and light pattern.

Putting Max3 in projector headlight will deliver excellent brightness down towards the road, which won't blind oncoming drivers. Setup Max3 LED bulbs in your projector headlight will have a better result than HID and halogen.

Upgrade to a brighter bulb if you wish to significantly boost the brightness of your projector headlights. There are several kinds of bulbs available, so choose one that matches your needs. Aluminum or other reflective headlight housings may increase the brightness of your projector headlights dramatically.

You can't exchange one for the other—you'll need a conversion kit. While LED bulbs last much longer than halogens, you will pay more for them. Additionally, the equipment needed for the conversion can get expensive. LEDs run cooler than halogens, but everything around them heats up.

Why are my projector headlights so dim? ›

Your projector headlights will seem dim if you use bulbs with a lower lumen output. The brightness of your headlights might be greatly reduced by dirty projector lenses. To keep your projector headlights operating at their peak efficiency, make sure to clean them often.

You must use the type of bulb that the projector was designed for. No, you cannot simply stick the bulb from your old HID kit in the back of a projector and expect it to fit or work well. If you're using a bi-xenon projector, you do not need bi-xenon specific bulbs. LHT vs.

According to FMVSS, the only way a vehicle with LED headlights is legal is if it came from the manufacturer that way.

At first glance, projector headlights are really easy to spot. When looking at your headlights head on you will see a fishbowl lens that is positioned in front of the headlight bulb.

Although projector headlights are significantly brighter than reflector headlights, they are usually road legal. Properly installed projector headlights are less likely to dazzle oncoming traffic, due to the way they're angled. This can actually make these types of headlight a better, safer choice for drivers.

As a professional car light manufacturer, NAOEVO found that a high-quality LED light can have a lifespan of at least 5 years or more. (Of course, this depends on factors such as brand, heat dissipation, and frequency of utilization.)

The LEDs will last beyond the lifespan of the projector. With the combination of red, green, and blue light, LEDs combine to create a white light that is closer to true white light. This gives LED projectors the ability to display more colors than other projectors.

LED bulbs can work in projector headlights, provided they are compatible in terms of size, heat management, and light pattern.

The best lamp alternative for a lower priced projector are new LED projectors. LED provides similar brightness to mercury lamp projectors, but offer superior color performance, uses less power, has longer lamp life, and can look brighter due to the higher color saturation.