2018-2024 Wrangler Gladiator Sealed7 Headlights (LF518)
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2018-2024 Wrangler Gladiator Sealed7 Headlights (LF518)

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2018-2024 Wrangler Gladiator Sealed7 Headlights (LF518)The Morimoto Sealed7 headlights for the Wrangler JL are top notch replacements for the original headlights, offering superior style, performance, features, quality, and compatibility. These headlights utilize powerful Nichia LEDs,the same ones found in Morimoto's 4Banger offroad LED pods. With the advanced Kuria Optic projector lens, the Sealed7 delivers approximately 3000 lumens in low beam mode and nearly 4000 lumens in high beam mode. The quad

The Morimoto Sealed7 headlights for the Wrangler JL are top-notch replacements for the original headlights, offering superior style, performance, features, quality, and compatibility. These headlights utilize powerful Nichia LEDs,the same ones found in Morimoto's 4Banger offroad LED pods. With the advanced Kuria Optic projector lens, the Sealed7 delivers approximately 3000 lumens in low beam mode and nearly 4000 lumens in high beam mode. The quad-optic setup at the corners functions as a bright white Daytime Running Light (DRL) and a switchback turn signal, flashing amber when signaling. Built with a shatter-proof, UV-coated lens and heavy-duty die-cast housings that double as a heat sink, these headlights are designed to withstand years of use. An anti-flicker LED driver ensures the lights stay bright even with inconsistent power from the vehicle's circuit.

Features
  • Superior performance using powerful Nichia LEDs
  • Advanced Kuria Optic projector lens for efficient light distribution
  • High-intensity white DRL with switchback amber turn signal
  • Approximately 3000 lumens (Low Beam) and 4000 lumens (High Beam)
  • Shatter-proof, UV-coated polycarbonate lens
  • Die-cast housings and anti-flicker LED driver for maximum durability
  • Easy plug-and-play installation with a 3-wire DRL/Signal input
Specs
  • Traffic Pattern: LHD Only
  • Input: Delphi Multi-Pin OE Connection
  • Optic: Kuria Optic Hi/Lo
  • Kelvin Rating: 6300K
  • Housing Material: Power-coated Die-Cast Housing
  • Lens Material: UV-Treated Polycarbonate Lens
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