[C2] Modern LED/HID/xenon headlights
#21
Racer
Thread Starter
Funny you say that....my wife has a 2019 440i which is now the standard by which I measure all headlights. The Vintage Car LEDs were recommended to me by another forum member because the DL 5.75s dont fit the Corvette at all. You'll see once they arrive, high quality housings....metal and glass. No plastic. OEM level wiring and connections. It took a little fiddling to get all 4 lined up, but I now have a pretty crips and consistent cut off with all 4 low beams illuminated. The high beams are actually better than the Dapper Lighting 5.75s. Obviously they weren't cheap, but this is definitely a case where you get what you pay for.
If you have any questions about the install, give me a shout....pretty much plug and play.
If you have any questions about the install, give me a shout....pretty much plug and play.
#22
Pro
Hi Andrew,
I put together my own LED headlight kit and installed it in my '67 coupe, dramatically improving the headlight illumination compared to the stock incandescent T-3 type lamps. This all for about $170, including 4 LED bulbs and new glass headlamp housings. It was pretty much plug and play. All is detailed here:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...o-my-67-a.html
I put together my own LED headlight kit and installed it in my '67 coupe, dramatically improving the headlight illumination compared to the stock incandescent T-3 type lamps. This all for about $170, including 4 LED bulbs and new glass headlamp housings. It was pretty much plug and play. All is detailed here:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...o-my-67-a.html
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andrew1182 (09-01-2021)
#23
Racer
Thread Starter
Hi Andrew,
I put together my own LED headlight kit and installed it in my '67 coupe, dramatically improving the headlight illumination compared to the stock incandescent T-3 type lamps. This all for about $170, including 4 LED bulbs and new glass headlamp housings. It was pretty much plug and play. All is detailed here:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...o-my-67-a.html
I put together my own LED headlight kit and installed it in my '67 coupe, dramatically improving the headlight illumination compared to the stock incandescent T-3 type lamps. This all for about $170, including 4 LED bulbs and new glass headlamp housings. It was pretty much plug and play. All is detailed here:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...o-my-67-a.html