Does Anyone Know the Color Temp of the LED Headlights?
#2
Yeah the manual wouldn't say anything as it's not something that is relevant to 99.999999999999999999999999999% of buyers.
The projector is the same as the new Rogue / Murano / Corolla: a Koito projector with Nichia array.
The caveat here is that not all of these models use the same kelvin temp of the LED itself, so it could potentially be 5000K or 6000K. Does it seem bluish at all in person down below the cutoff line?
Trying to match up some fog light bulbs?
Cheers
The projector is the same as the new Rogue / Murano / Corolla: a Koito projector with Nichia array.
The caveat here is that not all of these models use the same kelvin temp of the LED itself, so it could potentially be 5000K or 6000K. Does it seem bluish at all in person down below the cutoff line?
Trying to match up some fog light bulbs?
Cheers
Last edited by trsandrew; 09-29-2015 at 02:50 PM.
#3
Yeah the manual wouldn't say anything as it's not something that is relevant to 99.999999999999999999999999999% of buyers.
The projector is the same as the new Rogue / Murano / Corolla: a Koito projector with Nichia array.
The caveat here is that not all of these models use the same kelvin temp of the LED itself, so it could potentially be 5000K or 6000K. Does it seem bluish at all in person down below the cutoff line?
Trying to match up some fog light bulbs?
Cheers
The projector is the same as the new Rogue / Murano / Corolla: a Koito projector with Nichia array.
The caveat here is that not all of these models use the same kelvin temp of the LED itself, so it could potentially be 5000K or 6000K. Does it seem bluish at all in person down below the cutoff line?
Trying to match up some fog light bulbs?
Cheers
Yes. I'm looking at replacing the halogen fog lights with LEDs. It bugs me that the fogs are yellowish and don't match the LED headlights. The LED bulbs that I like and that are very bright are 6000k. I'm thinking that even if the headlight LEDs are 5000k, it will be close enough, and still will look better than the halogen fog bulbs. What do you think?
This is what it looks like with the halogens:
#4
Yes. I'm looking at replacing the halogen fog lights with LEDs. It bugs me that the fogs are yellowish and don't match the LED headlights. The LED bulbs that I like and that are very bright are 6000k. I'm thinking that even if the headlight LEDs are 5000k, it will be close enough, and still will look better than the halogen fog bulbs. What do you think?
#5
#6
Does anyone know if it's possible to get the DRL's to match the stock LED headlights? It would have been nice if Nissan gave the DRLs more of a blue-ish tint as well as easier access to change bulbs associated with the headlight piece.
#7
Yeah, it's like Nissan doesn't even want you to mess with any of the lights. The owner's manual states if you need any bulbs replaced to "see your Nissan dealer". Really?! I don't think so. If I'm able to get to it, I'm going to.
As far as changing the DRLs, I don't know. At this point, I was happy to have figured out how to access the fog lights to change the halogens to LEDs.
#8
Yeah, it's like Nissan doesn't even want you to mess with any of the lights. The owner's manual states if you need any bulbs replaced to "see your Nissan dealer". Really?! I don't think so. If I'm able to get to it, I'm going to.
As far as changing the DRLs, I don't know. At this point, I was happy to have figured out how to access the fog lights to change the halogens to LEDs.
As far as changing the DRLs, I don't know. At this point, I was happy to have figured out how to access the fog lights to change the halogens to LEDs.
Last edited by BobTX10; 09-30-2015 at 02:45 PM.
#9
https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...og-lights.html
These are the LEDs that I ordered today. Another member has recently installed these and said they work great and are very bright:
#10
I had just seen your post after I asked you haha! Thanks for the info. Ill probably do the same if all goes well for you. With those bulbs is it where you just take out the old ones, place the new ones in and that's it?! I replaced my reverse and license plate bulbs for LEDs and it was that easy.
Sucks cause I don't even use the fog lights. I think they look so tacky and embarrasing looking when lit with the led headlights and DRls.
Sucks cause I don't even use the fog lights. I think they look so tacky and embarrasing looking when lit with the led headlights and DRls.
Last edited by BobTX10; 09-30-2015 at 02:58 PM.
#11
I had just seen your post after I asked you haha! Thanks for the info. Ill probably do the same if all goes well for you. With those bulbs is it where you just take out the old ones, place the new ones in and that's it?! I replaced my reverse and license plate bulbs for LEDs and it was that easy.
Sucks cause I don't even use the fog lights. I think they look so tacky and embarrasing looking when lit with the led headlights and DRls.
Sucks cause I don't even use the fog lights. I think they look so tacky and embarrasing looking when lit with the led headlights and DRls.
Can you give me a link to the reverse lights and license plate lights LEDs that you used? How did you access the reverse lights?
#12
For the reverse lights:
iJDMTOY® Extremely Bright 7.5W High Power 912 921 906 Projector LED Reverse Light Bulbs, Xenon White
For the License plate:
JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright 5730 SMD 194 168 175 2825 W5W T10 LED Bulbs,Xenon White(Brightest T10 Bulb in the market)
To access lights just take out about 6-8 clips from the trunk cover to expose the bulbs and switch them out. It was ridiculously easy and those bulbs are top notch. This advice was recieved by the help of a forum member. The LEDs definitely add a nice touch, especially the license plate. It shines brightly to the ground. I love it. Keep us updated on how the fog lights go!!
iJDMTOY® Extremely Bright 7.5W High Power 912 921 906 Projector LED Reverse Light Bulbs, Xenon White
For the License plate:
JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright 5730 SMD 194 168 175 2825 W5W T10 LED Bulbs,Xenon White(Brightest T10 Bulb in the market)
To access lights just take out about 6-8 clips from the trunk cover to expose the bulbs and switch them out. It was ridiculously easy and those bulbs are top notch. This advice was recieved by the help of a forum member. The LEDs definitely add a nice touch, especially the license plate. It shines brightly to the ground. I love it. Keep us updated on how the fog lights go!!
#13
For the reverse lights:
iJDMTOY® Extremely Bright 7.5W High Power 912 921 906 Projector LED Reverse Light Bulbs, Xenon White
For the License plate:
JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright 5730 SMD 194 168 175 2825 W5W T10 LED Bulbs,Xenon White(Brightest T10 Bulb in the market)
To access lights just take out about 6-8 clips from the trunk cover to expose the bulbs and switch them out. It was ridiculously easy and those bulbs are top notch. This advice was recieved by the help of a forum member. The LEDs definitely add a nice touch, especially the license plate. It shines brightly to the ground. I love it. Keep us updated on how the fog lights go!!
iJDMTOY® Extremely Bright 7.5W High Power 912 921 906 Projector LED Reverse Light Bulbs, Xenon White
For the License plate:
JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright 5730 SMD 194 168 175 2825 W5W T10 LED Bulbs,Xenon White(Brightest T10 Bulb in the market)
To access lights just take out about 6-8 clips from the trunk cover to expose the bulbs and switch them out. It was ridiculously easy and those bulbs are top notch. This advice was recieved by the help of a forum member. The LEDs definitely add a nice touch, especially the license plate. It shines brightly to the ground. I love it. Keep us updated on how the fog lights go!!
#14
Thank you very much. I assume that the bright reverse lights would be helpful for the backup camera at night. My only concern with changing the license plate lights out was that it would be too overpowering for the back of the car and perhaps detract from the "nighttime esthetics" of the rear of the car. Apparently that's not the case.
#15
BobTX10, You wanted to be kept posted, so I'm letting you know that I installed the LED fog light bulbs today. They are crazy bright. It took about 20 minutes and it was pretty straight forward.
#16
I posted this thread yesterday on how to access the fog lights:
https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...og-lights.html
These are the LEDs that I ordered today. Another member has recently installed these and said they work great and are very bright:
Amazon.com: JDM ASTAR 1200 Lumens Extremely Bright 144-EX Chipsets H16 5202 TYPE 2 (with 90 degree angle) LED Bulbs with Projector for DRL or Fog Lights, Xenon White: Automotive
https://maxima.org/forums/8th-genera...og-lights.html
These are the LEDs that I ordered today. Another member has recently installed these and said they work great and are very bright:
Amazon.com: JDM ASTAR 1200 Lumens Extremely Bright 144-EX Chipsets H16 5202 TYPE 2 (with 90 degree angle) LED Bulbs with Projector for DRL or Fog Lights, Xenon White: Automotive
Do you find your LED headlamps and foglights when lit together overwhelming?
#17
Yeah the manual wouldn't say anything as it's not something that is relevant to 99.999999999999999999999999999% of buyers.
The projector is the same as the new Rogue / Murano / Corolla: a Koito projector with Nichia array.
The caveat here is that not all of these models use the same kelvin temp of the LED itself, so it could potentially be 5000K or 6000K. Does it seem bluish at all in person down below the cutoff line?
Trying to match up some fog light bulbs?
Cheers
The projector is the same as the new Rogue / Murano / Corolla: a Koito projector with Nichia array.
The caveat here is that not all of these models use the same kelvin temp of the LED itself, so it could potentially be 5000K or 6000K. Does it seem bluish at all in person down below the cutoff line?
Trying to match up some fog light bulbs?
Cheers
#19
#20
I know this is an old thread, but can someone educate me on the headlights in the 16-18 maximas. I know the higher trims have led headlights. My sv does not, but could you just purchase oem led's for let's say a 17 platinum, and just out them in an 18 sv?
#21
Just buy decent H11 led bulbs.
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