Tacoma Morimoto XB Projector LED Headlights (2016-2020) Review & Install

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Boost your illumination on the road by replacing your Tacoma factory headlights with the captivatingly-stylish Morimoto XB Projector LED Headlights. These lights are direct-replacement headlights that produce brilliant and clear lighting with a bonus turn signal pattern. This pair of headlights allow the driver to clearly see the road, especially at night. It also warns the other road users of potential hazards along the way by keeping the path well-illuminated.

Morimoto utilizes white LEDs in a triple configuration that radiates a powerfully brilliant illumination. These XB Projector Headlights produce intense and well-distributed beam pattern that operates at a range of 9-32 V. Additionally, these lights feature a row of amber LEDs, which can be set up to run sequential or solid signals to match your preference.

Built to handle various driving conditions, the LEDs are enclosed in a gloss black, high-strength PPS housings for reliable durability and enhanced style. The light assembly is waterproof and was fabricated with an impact-resistant polycarbonate lens for long-lasting functionality. Moreover, the aluminum heat sinks ensure optimum performance and cooler operations, thanks to the efficient heat dissipation mechanism.

These headlights were particularly designed by Morimoto to comply with the rigidity, performance, and safety regulations of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 108 and SAE. https://terrain.jp/3dZqrR6

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