Unveiling the Future of Automotive Lighting | Morimoto 2Stroke 4.0 LED Bulbs Complete Overview 💡

[@ricosteeler7]

Are there plans on doing a 4000k color temp option? Headlights are being frowned upon for this reason. Kind of stuck with HIDs.

[@MorimotoLighting]

No plans at the moment

[@Jonny-y2k]

Are y’all working on 21+ ford f150 fog lights? I have morimoto all around but the fog lights is the only area I’m missing.

[@MorimotoLighting]

We are looking into them, yes!

[@christopherkomer2982]

Got to this video as the box had a QR code for installation and there’s no installation instructions on this video

[@MorimotoLighting]

LED bulbs install the same way as halogen bulbs - just remove the OEM halogen bulb, replace it with the LED, and you're good to go! Installation steps can vary depending on your vehicle's make, model, and year, so be sure to consult your vehicle's manual if needed. Let us know if you have any specific questions about your setup!

[@koberobinson7647]

Just tried to set up my 4.0 bulbs and only one side of the chip lit up. Is this normal or did I get a defective bulb?

[@MorimotoLighting]

If you have a single filament bulb, then yes both LEDs should be lit up! If you have a dual filament bulb which has 2 LEDs per side, only one per side will light up. Shoot us an email and we can help! [e-mail]

[@jimowczarzak5924]

I just installed them- one is lit up white light i would expect from an LED, the other is yellow like a halogen, any thoughts?

[@MorimotoLighting]

That's a great observation - I'd suggest checking the connections and making sure the bulbs are properly seated. It might be a simple fix!

[@maxolack8753]

Good to see Matt doing his thing after all these years. Go Buckeyes!

[@Free-49]

Are the 9008/h13s not adjustable? I didn't receive a wrench.

[@MorimotoLighting]

The H13s are still adjustable! Instead of using the tool, you'll just need to twist the bulb in the housing. No pushing involved!

[@OfficialPunisher]

Tried them on my 2017 GMC Terrain and sadly they’re a bit too big that the humidity cap on the headlamp won’t fit

[@MorimotoLighting]

We have a solution for that too! www.morimotohid.com/rubber-housing-caps-a-hcap-mm

[@eddiekaine7252]

It’s a must have for a 4th Gen Acura TL especially now with the Morimoto 2S 4.0 technology the 9005 daytime running lights is also our High Beams located in the reflectors.

[@kidluk]

Can I use these in my refreshed ‘22 Silverado in the fog light housing??

[@MorimotoLighting]

If it has OEM Halogen fog lights, absolutely! They won't be comptaible with OEM LED Fog Lights.

[@kidluk]

@@MorimotoLighting darn it. Lol but thank you for replying.

[@rhoma459]

Are there any plans to offer it in 3000K yellow for the 880 application?

[@MorimotoLighting]

No plans at the moment, but we can definitely consider it with enough demand!

[@rhoma459]

@@MorimotoLighting Well you’d have one sale here. Thanks for the info!

[@legoivan44321]

@@MorimotoLighting Make that two

[@tannerdns9048]

Are the h1 2stroke 4.0s not designed for high beams? The s2000 uses h1 as the high beam, but you have them listed as fog lights.

[@MorimotoLighting]

All LED bulbs on our website will be listed as fog light bulbs, since HID and LED bulbs are street legal in the USA for Fog Light use only. Not compliant with DOT / FMVSS108 and not street legal in the USA for Headlights. Legal for off-road use in Snowmobile and ATV headlights and off-road racing use only auxiliary or forward lighting. International street legality varies by country. This usage regulation is not unique to this item. All LED and HID bulbs from all other brands, regardless of marketing claims, are prohibited from street use in halogen headlights in the USA.

[@pgreenx]

0:27 are you saying these are not legal in USA 0:48 what about hours later?

[@MorimotoLighting]

No LEDs or HIDs are street legal in the USA, regardless of marketing claims!

[@pgreenx]

@@MorimotoLighting what about the second point?

[@user-fq8xp8li3c]

I installed the h11 for my 2015 Silverado for my low beams and they flicker should that happen?

[@MorimotoLighting]

Sounds like you need the anti-flicker harness, shoot us an email and we can get one sent your way! [e-mail]

[@stocktonpower]

I just ordered H13 2STROKE 4.0 LED BULBS. Will they fit my 09 Hummer H3T?

[@MorimotoLighting]

Yes, these will be compatible with the H3T for low/high beam.

[@HairMetalNation.]

How does this perform in a projector light?

[@MorimotoLighting]

Actually pretty impressive, check out some testing videos on Headlight Revolution! www.youtube.com/@HeadlightRevolution

[@troyb2208]

The bulb just falls out of the housing. 07 forester. I'm pissed

[@MorimotoLighting]

Send us an email, we'd love to help! [e-mail]

[@zalo813]

Just installed them today, and I’m not happy. I was so excited. I don’t think the anti-flickering module is gonna help… You mentioned that they’d reach their full potential before stabilizing? Not sure about that. 😤 I’m gonna return them.

[@MorimotoLighting]

We're really sorry to hear you're not happy with the installation. The anti-flickering module often helps to stabilize the lights and can improve performance, but we understand if it’s still not meeting your expectations. If you'd like, feel free to reach out to our support team directly, and we’ll do our best to troubleshoot the issue or guide you through the return process. We really want you to be satisfied, so don’t hesitate to let us know how we can assist! 😊

[@CobraDBlade]

"LED bulbs still are not DOT compliant for use on roads here in the USA" Sure as hell doesn't stop anyone from using them anyway.

[@toyotabrony]

DOT or not. Having an led bulbs is a must. But these aren’t the brightest they make. It’s more as an entry level of more oem performace.

[@TheStryderPrime]

Wich do you recomend ?@@toyotabrony

[@boboarmor6746]

Shhh

[@Chiefhao]

literally just ordered mine 3.0 from BRI a month ago and these come out. guess I'll be making an exchange on BRI for these then. Would the H806 PWM module work with these new 2stroke 4.0?

[@MorimotoLighting]

Yes, that PWM Module will still work with the new 4.0 LEDs!

[@emmettPlaysRoblox]

Does it still have drl drive?

[@MorimotoLighting]

Yes, these can still operate as DRLs with the additional DRL-Module!

[@emmettPlaysRoblox]

@@MorimotoLighting thanks it doesn’t really list it on the website other than specs

[@kevinabraham2029]

@@MorimotoLighting Is that module a standard feature? Or is it a separate component we’d need to purchase?

[@toyotabrony]

@@kevinabraham2029standard feature. Just like the 2stroke 3.0

[@AdamDaley1]

Next year... 4 Stroke, 2.0 Revision 3.5, Mark II variant :)

[@MorimotoLighting]

Sounds like a JDM car

[@toyotabrony]

Now what I love about this particular one. Is that headlight Revolution - josh recoded that it increase by 27%. And that’s 520 maximum. I can finally compare that to the Sylvania - silverstar ultra. For the brightness. Because that silverstar ultra is also 27% brighter than stock. Now whiter than than stock for the SSU is 16%. And it went from 3200k to 3650k. With 2stroke 4.0. Huge difference with 5500k. So now I know that the maximum lux is great. And that is a major oem plus for the light output. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 especially that beautiful lifetime warranty

[@tahoetwin]

So not DOT compliant by the law and/or DOT. Then tell us why there not legal, are they too bright for street use or not aimed right as a replacement bulb?. If people buy them, are they blinding oncoming drivers or what?

[@icouch]

LEDs are illegal in reflector headlights. I installed the 2 stroke 3.0s in my 2014 Toyota Tacoma and they were very hard on the eyes, definitely blinding

[@FridayKnights.]

Because there is such a wide variety of reflectors, and an even wider variety of LED bulb makers (most of them of exceedingly low quality), I would guess it would be next to impossible as a regulatory agency to actually say okay to some, since you'd have to test literally every product in literally every reflector. Easier to just say no.

[@MorimotoLighting]

"HID and LED bulbs are street legal in the USA for Fog Light use only. Not compliant with DOT / FMVSS108 and not street legal in the USA for Headlights. Legal for off-road use in Snowmobile and ATV headlights and off-road racing use only auxiliary or forward lighting. International street legality varies by country. Note: This usage regulation is not unique to this item. All LED and HID bulbs from all other brands, regardless of marketing claims, are prohibited from street use in halogen headlights in the USA."

[@toyotabrony]

It doesn’t matter if it’s DOT or not. These mimic the same beam pattern as oem, actually way better than oem. Because we rather upgrade to see better and be seeing better without blinding others.

[@toyotabrony]

@@icouchit doesn’t if it’s projector or reflector. I’d rather upgrade with led on with one without blinding others.