Price: $50.00
Pros: Much brighter than stock
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Got em for christmas, so I don't know the exact cost. Got the H4 headlight bulb housings with the Fatboy bulbs. Incredible improvement from stock headlights. Ordered a beefier harness online, and did the install myself. Super easy, one of my best mods to the jeep.

Price: $95.00
Pros: Very Bright
Cons: $$$ but you get what you pay for
Recommended? Yes

Comments: They really shed some light on night time driving. They are bright enough to blind oncoming drivers. Some readjustments were needed to avoid having everyone flash their high beams at me. almost never have to use my high beams.

Price: $79.00
Pros: Bright!!
Cons: Don't last nearly long enough
Recommended? No

Comments: Disappointing lights for the money. Sure, they are bright. However, to last less than two years at that kind of price is a ridiculous.

Good luck even getting a question answered from IPF's "customer service" department. They were useless, in telephone or e-mail form.

Price: $88.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Love them. Can not believe how much difference there is in visablity. it is like night and day

Price: $140.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Very easy to install. Did have to adjust the aiming, no issues. Product and installation was as expected by all other reviews out there.

Price: $180.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Amazing. Totally awesome lights. These things really do the trick, I mean really.

Price: $55.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Bright as day. WILL NOT PASS STATE INSPECTION NOT DOT CERTIFIED. They are totally worth it though. Get them, you need them. Awesome.

Price: $150.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I can't believe that I put up with the stock wiring harness and Silverstar headlights for the past couple of years. These lights are phenomenal.

Price: $100.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Work great, very bright. I did need to adjust them down quite a bit though and I have heard that this is common.

Price: $80.00
Recommended? No

Comments: These produce some truly awesome light. The low beams are almost too bright. My main beef with these is they cost 80bux and will last maybe one year. I can't afford to replace these every year!

Price: $95.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These bulbs are AMAZING. I used to run 130watt KC driving lights to compensate for the Silverstar headlights i had that didn't light up very much. After I installed the Fatboys w/ IPF lenses, I can't even tell if my 130w lights are even on. The packaging says this combo gives an optical equivalent of 190w (but only uses 60w low beams), and I believe it based on my experience with them. I did not replace my wiring harness either.

Price: $150.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I upgraded the headlights with the IPF housings and bulbs. amazing light output and ease of installation. no condensation and no problem. should have done these before anything

Price: $85.00
Pros: Bright, Easy to install.
Cons: An aftermarket HD harness should be used with the Fatboy Bulbs
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I've got the IPF lenses with the fatboys, and a HD harness.

I still have to aim them down some, but let me tell you, they are BRIGHT! IMHO headlights are a safety item, not a place to skimp.

I can't even tell the difference when my factory fogs are on or not. Both lowbeam and highbeam settings have a very nice beam pattern, and the lowbeam cutoff is perfect.

Price: $75.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Huge improvement over stock! Highly recommended.

Price: $130.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: So much better that stock it is unbelievable! Bright White!

Price: $120.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: got the IPF E code light housings and the fatboy bulbs. Huge improvement, recommed to anyone with factory headlamps. paid 120 for the lenses and bulbs

Pros: Bright, clear, white light
Cons: Excessive heat generated
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I installed a pair of IPF h4 lenses today along with the fatboy bulbs. Headlight adjustment is critical as these bulbs are very bright. Striking a balance between being able to see and allowing oncoming traffic to see took a couple tries, but once I found the sweet spot they performed very well.

My only concern is the heat. Parking after a drive of about a half hour, I noticed the headlight switch was very hot. I'm kind of worried about the circuit overheating and I should probably rewire the system with a couple of heavy-duty relays. I, however, am very lazy, so I'll most likely buy a fire extinguisher and try not to think about it.

Price: $79.99
Pros: Ultra Bright
Cons: None so far
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Use these bulbs combined with the IPF lenses in my TJ. Install took 20min. Great Mod!

Pros: geat low beam output
Cons: pricey at first glance
Recommended? Yes

Comments: when i bought my jeep used one of the sealed beam headlights went out withint the week and i didnt want to spend money on a stock replacement... so i started researching. I found out about the fatboys and the ipf lenses and bought them ASAP. They are very bright and make night time driving much more enjoyable over the stock weak sealed beams. I seriously think this has been the cheapest upgrade and the best BANG FOR THE BUCK out of all my jeep upgrades.

Pros: bright when properly aimed
Cons: a little expensive but worth the $
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I love the lights. Much brighter over stock lights. I think they are a little pricey but worth the upgrade. The install was simple and only took 10-15 min.