Has anyone here installed these headlights and can you provide some feedback on them, if you have?
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RamJet LED headlights
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DirtDigler
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The Engrish they use in the description usually scares me away.
Probably has to do with their business info... (be warned, its a mouthful)
Business Name: Guangzhou Leijidianzishangwuyouxiangongsi
Business Address:
白云湖街榕溪工业大街10号之五401房（自主申报）
广州市
白云区
广东省
510410
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TahoeYukonTNfam
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I just installed them tonight and they are absolutely fantastic. I cannot stress how much I like them.
Build quality is excellent. Secure packaging. The light pattern is extremely sharp with limited scatter.
They replaced my aftermarket lenses and HID lows, and I did the fogs to replace my OEM housings with HID (quite yellowed).
Cannot speak yet to durability, particularly resistance to water intrusion, but they just look incredible.
I’ll take some pics if you want to see them.
Oh…and first time poster here. I was a veteran of z71tahoesuburban forums until it shut down.
Build quality is excellent. Secure packaging. The light pattern is extremely sharp with limited scatter.
They replaced my aftermarket lenses and HID lows, and I did the fogs to replace my OEM housings with HID (quite yellowed).
Cannot speak yet to durability, particularly resistance to water intrusion, but they just look incredible.
I’ll take some pics if you want to see them.
Oh…and first time poster here. I was a veteran of z71tahoesuburban forums until it shut down.
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Yea... YOU test them...... THEN I'll buy them !! Thanks for being the Ginnie pig?? Opps.... Chevy only.... never mind....
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They look sick!
My set will be here tomorrow. Get em installed Friday and can't wait!
Next will be some LED tail lights i'll need to mod as i have barn doors in the rear.
Next will be some LED tail lights i'll need to mod as i have barn doors in the rear.
My new headlights arrived Thursday and installed yesterday. I could not adjust them though as they were in a slight bind and it was getting dark and could not see where it was binding at.
They look fantastic!. Seem to be a manufactured with quality materials and are sturdy! they do have 1 improvement that could be made.
The Running light/blinker light part does not have sealed connectors. The instruction say to use heat shrink tubing but you can't so wrapping them in electrical tape is the only option i could think of.
Install was another story though. I could not get the pins back in that hold them without binding.
Discovered there is a plastic part that is above them that interferes with them sliding all the way into place.
On each side where you see the cable guide i had to trim up to the clip hole for the lights to clear. Once that was discovered and enough clearance was made the headlights slid into place easy and are now adjustable.
The Blinker light would not clip in either as the clip is to tall for the hole, so again a little trimming and it fit fine.
The headlights are much brighter than stock. They do have a great cutoff line so you won't blind other drivers.
Only time will tell about longevity but with the perceived quality they should last a very long time.
They look fantastic!. Seem to be a manufactured with quality materials and are sturdy! they do have 1 improvement that could be made.
The Running light/blinker light part does not have sealed connectors. The instruction say to use heat shrink tubing but you can't so wrapping them in electrical tape is the only option i could think of.
Install was another story though. I could not get the pins back in that hold them without binding.
Discovered there is a plastic part that is above them that interferes with them sliding all the way into place.
On each side where you see the cable guide i had to trim up to the clip hole for the lights to clear. Once that was discovered and enough clearance was made the headlights slid into place easy and are now adjustable.
The Blinker light would not clip in either as the clip is to tall for the hole, so again a little trimming and it fit fine.
The headlights are much brighter than stock. They do have a great cutoff line so you won't blind other drivers.
Only time will tell about longevity but with the perceived quality they should last a very long time.
off topic… nice brother Tahoe, what tires and wheels are you running there, size? and what suspension do you have? lifting or leveling? Do you have an Instagram account to admire your Tahoe more? I still have a black Z71 and I'm looking for some inspiration.
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‘18 GM off a Yukon the week they bought it. Nitto RG, ford keys, bilstein 5100s. Clears easily, I had 295/79/17 for a long time with no rub.
bigdog9191999
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Not sure how I missed this. But I have a set and so far absolutely loving them. I have some output and cutoff pics I will try to get loaded also, although I do have pics in my thread.
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Here are some preliminary pics.
