you have a warranty though for that priceI have the most expensive option known to man......ICON. But, I do like them a lot.
Where did you get the Grotes?I have to repeat a Q already asked-
Budget
Stock look
Or both?
Really these two must be answered first then go from there. I did a write up on what several have agreed is the most stock looking, high quality LED headlight.
Then it's about money-huge spread there.
You can buy an LED bulb/light to put in your halogen housing but that doesn't mean it will be "brighter" and brighter has absolutely n o t h i n g to do with beam pattern and getting all that "brightness" to the road out in front of you so lumen output is extremely deceiving-hence posted numbers don'tmean much.
I haven't tested the KC or Holley because the KC led hdlt is 3X the cost of the Grotes and the Holley Retrofit is almost 2x the cost of the Grotes but I did compare the Grotes to 3 other LED headlights and my 2018 F150 & CRV. The Grotes had much better beam pattern and reached out farther. I posted pics showing the differences.
Grotes are one of the most stock looking 7" replacements that have an extremely good beam pattern & light output for almost 1/2 the price of Holley and 1/3 the price of the KC led replacement lights of you want a stock look. These are the top two looking lights that don't look like they belong on an alien spaceship.
I think the Holleys are going for $200 ea and I just paid $110 each for another pair of Grotes.
Money no object and stock look? I'd go:
1st -KC's
2nd- Holley Retrofit
3rd- Grotes
Personally, I don't like the look of some alien looking headlight on an EB. Same with 22" rims but that's a personally opinion from an old guy who has been daily driving Early Broncos since I bought mine in 1976.
Here's a good short thread here on CB
https://classicbroncos.com/forums/threads/headlight-comparison-ipf-vs-holley-retrobright-led.316685/
Advance Auto Parts has themWhere did you get the Grotes?
It can be difficult to tell the difference on all the different headlights simply by specs provided because they can be all over the place.I have seen kits from $230 to $600 and not everyone list all the specs.
Some show
nothing
Lumens
Raw Lumens
Beam Distance
Color
or a mix of 2
nobody is consistent enough to compare online
but at $170 eachAdvance Auto Parts has them
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/grote-7-round-clear-led-hi-lo-beam-headlamp-90941-5/11194826-P?searchTerm=grote+7"
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Wow... I'd love to see them at night. The ability to see at night is priceless. I spent about that much for the headlight for my Harley. Worth it...If looks and cost don’t matter JW Speaker is hard to beat.
Our 1477 LEDs do. Just have to wire them that way. They also can be wired so the appropriate left or right DRL will flash amber when your turn signal is on.Do any of these versions have a daytime running light feature?
I have the most expensive option known to man......ICON. But, I do like them a lot.
I watched the 2 videos and I gather the daytime running light function of the halos will only work when the side/marker lights are on? There isn't a way to make the halos to come on anytime the ignition is on?Our 1477 LEDs do. Just have to wire them that way.
These look identical to the trucklite LEDS but at a budget cost.I have these in my DD. Led Light
Huge improvement over stock, budget friendly, no complaints from others about being too bright on the road and bright enough I don’t feel the need for additional offroad lighting. They aren’t OEM in appearance but aren’t crazy alien eyes either.
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Tonight I drove 130 miles of dark rainy backroads from Arkansas to home. by dark I mean back country dark, no streetlights and more deer and cows than on coming cars or scattered houses. Never felt I couldn’t see and never felt like I needed driving lights to see the sides of the road, was very enjoyable. High beams feel similar the light bar on the roof of the bronco, lots of white light.These look identical to the trucklite LEDS but at a budget cost.
Thanks for amazon link. I put a set in my cart. My trucklites lost high beam, its probably the relay and 1 of my lights collects condensation in our wet weather. I tried to seal it with RTV but it's still doing it as I checked it today;Tonight I drove 130 miles of dark rainy backroads from Arkansas to home. by dark I mean back country dark, no streetlights and more deer and cows than on coming cars or scattered houses. Never felt I couldn’t see and never felt like I needed driving lights to see the sides of the road, was very enjoyable. High beams feel similar the light bar on the roof of the bronco, lots of white light.
Here’s a little clearer close up pic