1995-97 Aftermarket Headlight Assembly Recommendations?

Yes, I tried searching this forum but the resulting hits are tremendous or barely any.

I have a 1998 Tacoma and will be doing the front end swap to a 95-97. The roundeyes aftermarket assemblies I've had in mind for a few years now are no longer available:

http://www.roundeyes.com/Toyota_Headlamps-Rectangular_Toyota_Conversion_Headlamps.html

I am wondering if anyone has recommendations on a high quality headlight assembly for my project.

I've heard to stay away from the sealed beam assemblies that came on the 95-97s. And I'm also not looking to break the bank. I'm willing to spend $100 for the pair.

Thanks in advance.

 

you can always retrofit its what I hope to be doing here soon

 

http://www.rallylights.com/all/ligh...lar-ece-h4-headlamp-with-city-light-each.html

I have owned these, can't say enough good about them. Note that they don't come with bulbs and they are going to be a bit over $100 once you've bought the bulbs. If you get them, go all out and get the 55/100W or 80/100W bulbs and build or buy a harness to handle the current draw. When I installed these I no longer needed my 130W off road lights anymore.

I should also say that before I bought the Hella conversions, I went to Walmart and bought a pair of GE "High Output" sealed beams. They were around 20 bucks, way back in 2000 or so. These were definitely the best "bang-for-the-buck. I think GE now has the "Nighthawk" or something like that, not sure how that compares, probably pretty good.

Around the same time, back in 2000ish I worked at Kragen Auto and tried a couple of other sealed beams. The Sylvania Xtravision was overpriced junk compared to the GE HOs. The Silverstars always got good reviews but never had them on my truck, and they don't last long either. I had a friend working at NAPA around that time and he said the Wagner "Brightlite" sealed beams worked very well on his Toyota truck, never saw it for myself.