I have them to. The high beam and low beam can be adjusted separately. You just need a Philips screwdriver to do the job. Each headlight has 2 adjustment screws. The one at the very top is the high beam and the one that is lower on the headlight body is the low beam adjustment. I do say for the best high beam output you have to stagger the pattern. Basically the right high beam is aimed higher.
These look absolutely gorgeous man. Holy moly! I was thinking on installing 2020 led headlights on my 2016 Sequoia but these lights are a beast. I LOVE THEM!
Eric, I am still admiring your truck. I have made up my mind to buy the pro series. Is your headlight assemlbly housing CHROME OR BLACK HOUSING. What is the advantage over the other? I am writing from Scandiinavia but I will be installing and using the truck in Africa where temperatures can 39-40 degree celcius. Thought chrome will not absorb more heat as black. The truck is metalic grey. Your input will be much appreciated.
Mine I believe are jet/gloss black, but an early batch which they no longer make. I think the current model is completely blacked out instead of having some bits remain chrome. Personally I don't really like the look of the chrome model of the NOVA series, but I think the chrome PRO series might look pretty good. Give them a try!
YOU can rid of the HI beam gap by a few ways depending on manufacturer... Turn/Twist ur light/led bulb slightly or "if" it's an aftermarket LED it comes with an Allen wrench to adjust the beam pattern... "if" it's LED it was factory adjusted don't need to do nothing unless it's factory defective, then need to manually adjust it by 9 o'clock/3 o'clock position
Thank u for ur video. Any chance u could update the link please. ( if product no longer available) could u please add link to what could be the substitute
They use the OE turn signal socket and the OE bulb, I have no idea what brand the LED bulbs are, they were just the best seller on Taobao that I could find.
Great video. Thanks for this! Quick question, if these headlights don't come with a level adjuster how would one adjust the headlights? Are other drivers complaining about being blinded by the lights?
They do come with a level adjuster, I just aim mine rather high. As a Chinese person I must admit people drive around with high beams on a lot, so this is my way of fighting them.
@@HeZhenliangtintin186 thanks for the reply. Question, so I received my Nova for the Tundra and I noticed the cut off line isn't as sharp as yours. It's a bit blurry. Of course this was with the truck pulled 30 ft away from the wall. Just curious...how far do you think you were from the wall when you recorded this vid?
There's a gray wire going to the flasher module, I believe it's the fifth one in a row or something. Just look up "Tundra DRL delete" on RUclips, it's the same thing.
Great video. Would you be able to tell me what wire was cut in order to disable the amber DRL at all times aside from the turn signal? I just installed on my Tundra and everything says without cutting it, it burns out quick.
If you have a scan tool that can access the BCM module, you can simply disable the DRL function from there. If not, follow this video ruclips.net/video/5Vp4wjDK19I/видео.html
They're just a standard 3157 LED with built in resistors. I have no idea what brand they are, the were just a random find online. My fogs are PIAA HB3 6000k LEDs, with a smoked wrap on the lens.
Nice video. How well does this hold? There are reviews that this takes in moisture so easily into the headlight housing. I wanted to go in for the black. part # AXHL-TUN07-PPT-FLB-A
It's been about 11 months since I've had these put on and they're holding up well. I would say the lens doesn't hold up too well towards scratches, which is why I would recommend getting the lens clear bra'd. I have had a friend's set of lights suffer from moisture issues, but quickly got resolved under warrenty.
thanks for your video, i was looking for something like this. doing my research there are two manufacturer model numbers for this headlight 880729 and 880727. i can't fins what's the difference between them. also one of them is available on Amazon for 900 not 980. any idea what's going on?
Hi Eric, thanks a lot for this video. It was really informative and helpful. I have also bought the AlphaRex for my Sequoia and I was wondering if you can explain me or tell me where I can find the information about which cable I have to cut if I dont want the turn signals to be on on day light (I also like it pure white like you said in the video). I want them to function just when I turn on the turn signal. Thank you!
Hi Juan, if you have a decent enough scan tool that can access the BCM module, you can simply disable the DRL function from there. If not, follow this video ruclips.net/video/5Vp4wjDK19I/видео.html. Either way can easily be reversed without any damage.
@@HeZhenliangtintin186 I see. You speak English as if you’ve lived in the States your whole life. I didn’t think you guys had Sequoia’s over there. The Alpha Rex headlights must be MUCH cheaper there if you ordered that many!
@@DirtE30 Yeah they were slightly cheaper when I ordered them as a batch. However prices have skyrocketed since, the current price of the NOVA headlights are ¥10.5k, when you buy then through Alpharexs' authorized dealers, which is approximately $16k per set (yikes!)
I have them to. The high beam and low beam can be adjusted separately. You just need a Philips screwdriver to do the job. Each headlight has 2 adjustment screws. The one at the very top is the high beam and the one that is lower on the headlight body is the low beam adjustment. I do say for the best high beam output you have to stagger the pattern. Basically the right high beam is aimed higher.
These look absolutely gorgeous man. Holy moly! I was thinking on installing 2020 led headlights on my 2016 Sequoia but these lights are a beast. I LOVE THEM!
The best thing about these is they're plug and play, no wiring is needed.
Eric, I am still admiring your truck. I have made up my mind to buy the pro series. Is your headlight assemlbly housing CHROME OR BLACK HOUSING. What is the advantage over the other? I am writing from Scandiinavia but I will be installing and using the truck in Africa where temperatures can 39-40 degree celcius. Thought chrome will not absorb more heat as black. The truck is metalic grey. Your input will be much appreciated.
Mine I believe are jet/gloss black, but an early batch which they no longer make. I think the current model is completely blacked out instead of having some bits remain chrome. Personally I don't really like the look of the chrome model of the NOVA series, but I think the chrome PRO series might look pretty good. Give them a try!
@@HeZhenliangtintin186 thanks Eric.
YOU can rid of the HI beam gap by a few ways depending on manufacturer... Turn/Twist ur light/led bulb slightly or "if" it's an aftermarket LED it comes with an Allen wrench to adjust the beam pattern...
"if" it's LED it was factory adjusted don't need to do nothing unless it's factory defective, then need to manually adjust it by 9 o'clock/3 o'clock position
Nice upgrade. I had mine installed since Nov 19. It was dope.
Thank u for ur video. Any chance u could update the link please. ( if product no longer available) could u please add link to what could be the substitute
It's still available on alpharexusa.com/
Se puede instalar faros 2020 en una sequoia modelo 2015?
These lights don’t have the sequential turn signal ? Also what led brand bulb did you replace the turn signal bulb with ? Thanks!
They use the OE turn signal socket and the OE bulb, I have no idea what brand the LED bulbs are, they were just the best seller on Taobao that I could find.
Great video. Thanks for this! Quick question, if these headlights don't come with a level adjuster how would one adjust the headlights? Are other drivers complaining about being blinded by the lights?
They do come with a level adjuster, I just aim mine rather high. As a Chinese person I must admit people drive around with high beams on a lot, so this is my way of fighting them.
@@HeZhenliangtintin186 thanks for the reply. Question, so I received my Nova for the Tundra and I noticed the cut off line isn't as sharp as yours. It's a bit blurry. Of course this was with the truck pulled 30 ft away from the wall. Just curious...how far do you think you were from the wall when you recorded this vid?
@@Nemesis74racer About 7-10 meters
The level system in toyotas is for when your hauling something and have more weight
You have to level any set of headlamps if you replace them and should level led bulbs
What happens if they stop working? Does it have a bulb to change?
To my knowledge, no. The whole assembly would have to be opened up and have the internal circuit board replaced if faulty.
Eric great review man thank you! HOW are they holding up? How's the quality built compared 2 stock ? I think I will get these for my Tundra !
They are holding up fine, no functional issues to report so far.
great video! ive been waiting for someone to make a in depth review after having then on the vehicle after a while. I really appreciate the video.
What wire do you cut in the DRL assembly to loose the amber glow for DRL? Looks great
There's a gray wire going to the flasher module, I believe it's the fifth one in a row or something. Just look up "Tundra DRL delete" on RUclips, it's the same thing.
Do you have a link I’ve been looking at some online but you have to splice and I’m trying to avoid that
Splice what? Everything is plug and play
Pls there is shipping to saudi arabia?
that is one awesome beam pattern.
Great video. Would you be able to tell me what wire was cut in order to disable the amber DRL at all times aside from the turn signal? I just installed on my Tundra and everything says without cutting it, it burns out quick.
If you have a scan tool that can access the BCM module, you can simply disable the DRL function from there. If not, follow this video ruclips.net/video/5Vp4wjDK19I/видео.html
Man, some switchback turn signal bulbs would make it even better, have they held up still?
Yep, they're working perfectly fine.
Can you confirm what LED bulb you used for the turn markers? Also, what did you do to get your fogs to match?
They're just a standard 3157 LED with built in resistors. I have no idea what brand they are, the were just a random find online. My fogs are PIAA HB3 6000k LEDs, with a smoked wrap on the lens.
Nice video. How well does this hold? There are reviews that this takes in moisture so easily into the headlight housing. I wanted to go in for the black. part # AXHL-TUN07-PPT-FLB-A
It's been about 11 months since I've had these put on and they're holding up well. I would say the lens doesn't hold up too well towards scratches, which is why I would recommend getting the lens clear bra'd. I have had a friend's set of lights suffer from moisture issues, but quickly got resolved under warrenty.
Hello Erick
What do you mean by clear lens? Is it the chrome option?
@@drnanang no, the lens.
thanks for your video, i was looking for something like this. doing my research there are two manufacturer model numbers for this headlight 880729 and 880727. i can't fins what's the difference between them. also one of them is available on Amazon for 900 not 980.
any idea what's going on?
I think the two part numbers indicate two different kinds of black (what Alpharex told me), they used to make a satin black and a gloss black.
can you please share some information on how you transfered the headlight washer from the old headlight to this one?
@@MAD20248 It's 3 phillips-head screws on the bottom of the headlight housing, bolts right up to the new assembly.
Hi Eric, thanks a lot for this video. It was really informative and helpful. I have also bought the AlphaRex for my Sequoia and I was wondering if you can explain me or tell me where I can find the information about which cable I have to cut if I dont want the turn signals to be on on day light (I also like it pure white like you said in the video). I want them to function just when I turn on the turn signal. Thank you!
Hi Juan, if you have a decent enough scan tool that can access the BCM module, you can simply disable the DRL function from there. If not, follow this video ruclips.net/video/5Vp4wjDK19I/видео.html. Either way can easily be reversed without any damage.
I wanna buy this in the middle east will I get it?
I have no idea. You can check for yourself on Alpharex's website.
@@HeZhenliangtintin186 ok man. Thanks
What do you do for work in China?
I'm a uni student. I've lived in China my whole life.
@@HeZhenliangtintin186 I see. You speak English as if you’ve lived in the States your whole life. I didn’t think you guys had Sequoia’s over there.
The Alpha Rex headlights must be MUCH cheaper there if you ordered that many!
@@DirtE30 Yeah they were slightly cheaper when I ordered them as a batch. However prices have skyrocketed since, the current price of the NOVA headlights are ¥10.5k, when you buy then through Alpharexs' authorized dealers, which is approximately $16k per set (yikes!)
@@HeZhenliangtintin186 they’re about $500/set US
Matching fog lights and tail lights?
I've switched the entire truck's bulbs out to LEDs.
@@HeZhenliangtintin186 link for fog lights?
@@tymom9313 they are PIAA LED Headlamp bulbs, specifically HB3.
Will this light fit my tundra?
Yes
Thanks!
Nice 👍🏻
You would have to be smoking crack to spend $1000 on a couple of headlights!