Morimoto 2Stroke 3.0 LED headlights, H7, 2600 lumens

No LED bulb in the world more closely simulates the filament size of an incandescent bulb more accurately than the Morimoto 2Stroke 3.0--and for those in the know, this is critical when it comes to proper beam distribution. By imitating the stock halogen bulb, the 2Stroke 3.0 is able to recreate the original beam pattern and cast a greater amount of light to the road.

The benefits don’t stop there. A unique adjuster mechanism which allows for push-and-twist adjustments, offering easy adjustability in 15-degree intervals with no tools required. Once the bulb is installed, the high-speed fan contained within the headlight housing is completely sealed, making the 2Stroke 3.0 the first actively cooled LED bulb with a fan that's not susceptible to outside elements. Their unique internal circulation cooling system uses a 12,000-rpm cyclone fan to suck cooler air from the housing into the body of the bulb and blow warm air out, back into the housing. This effectively cools the bulb while warming the ambient temperature inside of the housing, increasing resistance to snow/ice buildup on the lens during the winter months. They are also significantly quieter than other fan cooled LEDs. Offered with a 3-year warranty.

The H7 is the correct bulb for most 2005s (from VIN 040901) low beams as well as many other applications. If you have an NB2 and your VIN ends 040901 or lower you need 9006 lowbeam bulbs. The H7 is also the correct bulb for the NC low beams, however the NCs use a special adapter to offset the mounting position of the bulb. Unfortunately this does prevent all of our H7 LED offerings from fitting the NC housings.

Sold in pairs.

Rated at 2600 lumens

Color 5500K (pure white)

LED bulbs are legal in the USA for fog light or track (off-road) use only. Not compliant with DOT / FMVSS108 and not street legal in the USA for Headlights. International legality varies by country. Note: This usage regulation is not unique to Morimoto bulbs. All LED bulbs from all brands, regardless of marketing claims, are prohibited from street use in halogen headlights in the USA.