PLRX

I got busy and got it done within 2 hours.

They look brighter and cool




Have anyone installed the four-LED taillights? I'd like to see a picture please

Regular Fog Lights


Easy Installation


Easy---


HID Fog Light in place


HID on the left, regular on the right


There is plenty of space to hide all wires and ballast in the fog lights compartment


HID Fog Lights


Now, the front markers




Front LED Lights


Front Side Markers


Next, reverse lights


LED reverse lights


Rear side markers. NOW- hold it. The drivers side is easy but, remember the passenger has the charcoal can there.
My GF helped me with her small hands was able to reach the rear/passenger side red marker. That one was a PITA
The picture is the driver's side.
side

Mr. Peabody

I drive to work in the dark every day .... and home in the dark as well and so the fog lights are always on. I've been interested in this upgrade. I'll be interested to hear how you feel about the HID fogs after a few months of driving. (wondering about any excessive heat build up).

You always do really nice installation posts

PLRX

Peabody,

If you drive at night in the Vette, I'd recommend a HID H4 upgrade.

PM sent

mbowers13

Hey PLRX, I'll take that PM about HID H4 also since my driving is similar to his. I was about to do the same for my fogs, and once again your before & after pics are spot on!

rickneworleansla

Do you also have the HID headlights?




http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-t...ll-how-to.html

Disarray_kid

Is upgrading to the HID lights a good idea? Anyone get pulled over for having to bright of lights? I ask because I drive a bright yellow vette and all I need is to stand out even more. But if no one having trouble I like to learn more about them.

383tpimachine

between 3k and 8k you shouldnt have a problem with police if you adjust them correctly. Just make sure you buy the whole projector housing and not the stock halogen housing.

Disarray_kid

ok thank you. IF anything I'll blind the cop and make a run for it.. But I'll check over and over when buying the kit to make sure It the full set.

Redeasysport

Personally I find Silverstars to be the easiest and cheapest way to get good light. They make a giant difference and I drive 90 mi round trip at night through the swamps and have no issues with visability after the change. I see no reason to spend the money and time on a HID refit and usually blast my high beams at the morons who put them in wrong they are dangerous for on coming drivers let alone technically illegal on any car not equiped with them from the factory. I really wish the LEO would enforce it.

rickneworleansla

My 95 is my daily driver. I've never had anyone flash me with their brights or tell me I was blinding them. I've also followed people I knew to test the lights and get their opinion. I've never received a ticket or been pulled over for them. If you get the correct color temp(white) and adjust them correctly you wont have any problems.

Wayne Pennell

PLRX;

Where did you get the HID driving lights? Link? And same with reverse lights.

PLRX

You can find them in EBay.

PLRX

pictures fixed

Mr. Peabody

Now that you've had the HID driving lights for a while ... any problem with heat build up in the confined space after having them on for an extended period?

prorider17

what model bulb did you use for the reverse lights? They look like they're smd.. also, where'd you get them? Obviously ebay is the #1 contender, but any reputable place? I think they'd look sharp on my white '95

PLRX

I got them from a former overpriced Forum Supporting Vendor.

Name will not be given

prorider17

heard.. you know what bulb size it was?

PLRX

nop

'Shifter

They look great senor! Thanks for the great pics as well!

jdkskyking

I've installed the Halo LEDs on my 89, getting ready to test them out. I also converted my third brake light to LED and installed a BackOff pulse system.
I'm getting ready to install CorvetteHID driving lights. Kit didn't come with directions and I can't find anything online. Does anyone have any advice?