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Bulb upgrade recommendations

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Any bulb upgrade recommendations for 2021 trd sport headlight and fog lights. I am looking to increase visibility if possible (but not looking to change out my headlight or fog light units). Also looking to keep everything street legal

Thank you
 
I have a XenonDepot Kit for sale.
Barely used it. Have the original bulbs + upgraded Philips Bulbs + Spare bulbs of each.
HID is the brightest. The only reason I switched was because I wanted the Morimoto headlights.

I'll make you a deal.

XenonDepot HID Kit - H11/H9/H8 - Philips + XD Bulbs + Extra - LIKE NEW

Barely used set. Only removed because I purchased the Morimoto XB's. Probably on the truck for a week at most. Nothing wrong with them. I believe I also have a brand new Diode Dynamics PWM Module set. I ended up both sets of XD and Philips bulbs. I think there's also spares. Maybe of each...
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Xenon Depot HID Kit w/ Philips 4300K Bulbs: Review and Install

Hey TW! I purchased Xenon Depot's HID Kit with Philips 4300K bulbs last Monday as they had a sale for 20% off so I bit the bullet and bought the kit....
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Street legal is out the window with any LED or HID upgrades, for non-fog lights anyways.

That being said....
For low beams, definitely go with HID, as stated above, they are the brightest. Stick with a 35 watt kit so you don't burn the bowls of the projectors. If you really want a primo setup, look into doing a retrofit (installing an aftermarket projector or better lens).

For high beams, I recommend Hikari Ultra LEDs, $90 off of Amazon. Very bright and very responsive (quick on and off).

I have a set of Morimoto 2stroke 3.0's in my fog's and they do very well. They are about $200 or so but the warranty and design make it worth it.
 
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