Unfortunately, automotive lighting is one of those things that is hard to compare because the number of lumens are thrown around over and over again in order to try and one up the competition. This seems logical, until you find out that there are a couple of different standards for testing output and when it comes to marketing materials they are not all using the same one or even defining what testing they do. So it’s all a crap shoot basically, especially when you are comparing generic to name brand. With that in mind, the Torque Test Channel is doing some comparisons, and you get to see the results.
Want LED lights for your car? How about Halogen? Here are the results of the testing and they just might shock you a bit. Check them out.
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