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Switchback halos
Redefining: the meaning of what an "angel eye" is, the Morimoto XSB LEDs are the culmination of every practical lesson learned since LED halos hit the market. Usability. Reliability. Intensity. Uniformity. Simplicity. Flexibile functionality. Last but not least; affordability. Nothing has been sacrificed.
Usabillity: There are three micro-mounts integrated into their backing, making the XSB's the easiest and cleanest rings on the market to install. Now you can forget about failing glue or wires wrapped around the face of your halos forever. Don't be "that guy" with dripping glue or picture hanging wire visible inside your headlights.
Reliability: The innovative Hybrid-LED technology delivers a virtually infinite lifespan of 50,000 hours. That's almost six straight years! Because they're based on much more stable and mature SMD-LEDs; they are considerably more reliable between hot/cold cycles compared to "new" COB based halos.
Intensity and Uniformity: A special blend of silicone and phosphor covers the face of each ring. This proprietary coating is responsible for the neutral "white when off" look of the XSB's and their amazing, uniform intensity - which is unlike anything else on the market.
Simplicity: Wiring is easy with a variant of the X Change Module integrated into the LED driver that powers each ring. The white wire receives a constant 12V+. The black wire is grounded, and the yellow wire is tapped into the turn signal circuit.
Flexibility: Though they come out of the box ready to run as a switchback system, the XSB halos can also be wired as a Daytime Running Light that turns off when your low beam headlights turn on.
Size Matters: Doing a projector retrofit and not sure which size XSB halo you'll need for your shrouds? Check out our Sizing Guide.
NOTICE: The XSB Halos are only designed to run white light as a constant. The Amber function can only be used intermittently such as in a blinker application.
