HELLA 998570001 Hlmp Module 60 Hb3 Lo Sae M, Multi

I have this for my low beam on my motorcycle. The housing is not beautiful bit it seems to be built well. The light output is EXCELLENT. It's very wide and bright. If you need more light than this, you're just showing off. There's a big "step" in the cutoff line and no way to modify it. But it is set-up for American roads with more light on the right side. The cutoff line has a ton of color even with halogen so it's looks fancy. For the same price you could get two retrofit projectors off a Benz or some Chinese knock-offs but they won't have a nice weather resistant housing like this Hella unit.

These do not have a bmw-like razor sharp cutoff. They do have a cutoff line, but there’s a tiny bit of glare that shines above it, and it’s a touch blurry. It doesn’t look like an Acura, but it’s decent. The hot spot is also fairly well placed compared to the cutoff, but not perfect. It is a little low on one, and a little to the left on the other. 99% of drivers would never know, and 80% of headlight modification DIYers wouldn’t notice either. I showed a picture comparing ONE of these with my two factory ‘92 Corolla headlamps which have glass lens and a 9004 low beam. My plan is to build a mount for these to supplement the factory headlights.6 Month Update: while they don’t have a razor sharp cutoff, the light distribution is fantastic. They are outstanding on my Corolla. I was so impressed with them that I added a pair to my mk4 Jetta as well. They outperform the halogen headlights on my w220 Mercedes that I put morimoto LED’s in. I bought another pair to install on my 04 suburban, and I’m thinking about a set on my 90’s Chevy plow truck.

Met my expectations; I can ride my motorcycle at night now. Replaced the horrific low beam projector in my 05 Suzuki bandit with this one; and it's a night and day difference, no pun intended. And both lights now use the same bulb and I don't have to ride with the high beam on all the time if I don't get home before dark. My led bulbs work well with it. No weird beam pattern. Took a few hours to install in my application.

Fit well for my custom made headlight set up on my Trans Am. Happy with the brightness and beam pattern. Overall pleased

Ok, lights work and look great. But only a few days later there full of water. I have taken them out and let them dry out completely. For it to happen again with in a few hours to days. Any help would be appreciated.

The media could not be loaded. Deleted my headlights and used these in place. Will end up putting an hid kit or led bulbs but worth the money good quality

Purchased 4 items, one not work well

Pros: Compact and good quality, fully sealed from the elements so you don't need to fabricate a housing depending on your application.Cons: Light output is just ok but is improved with an HID kitI put these in my Trans Am to replace the god awful sealed beams it came with. The projectors are relatively protected from the elements since the headlights are pop-ups, but even if they weren't I'd feel comfortable with these being exposed (looks aside). For the price, you can't get a better projector that will literally bolt up without needing to fabricate a full housing.