Are these LED or still the standard bulbs for the tail lights? Never really found a solution for hyper flash and had to go back to the old bulbs after putting in nice LED bulbs in the rear bc the hyper flash never went awayWas given some insider media to share. The Form Lighting headlights and taillights will be dropping this month for orders. I'll post again once they're officially available.
I'd say taking a look at their current products, $1000-$1200 should be expected for the headlights and $500-$600 for the taillights.It looks that expensive
They're full led, similar to their 4Runner taillights if you wanted to see an example. They will have build in resistors to keep from hyperflashing.
Given that the stock headlights are $1200 each, not for a pair, they are not too crazy for a street legal replacement. The cheaper Chinese options are not DOT approved.It looks that expensive
That's much nicer lookingWas given some insider media to share. The Form Lighting headlights and taillights will be dropping this month for orders. I'll post again once they're officially available.
No one is going to pull you over for less expensive Chinese made headlights not being “DOT approved,” and they wouldn’t know you had them in the first place
If you have not tried Forscan, that works fine to turn off hyperflash. You basically are turning off "bulb outage" setting. Doesn't bother me, I park in garage and check lights each time before I leave home. Don't even need to get out of the truck. I am most likely the luckiest guy on this forum with my use of Lasfit bulbs. I changed out the entire truck to them. Had one front marker that dimmed out and they sent me a 2-pack in a day or so. Had Lasfit for two and a half years now.
Same here. I'll be sure to keep everyone updated. It should be 2-3 weeks.
