Hi there
I didn't want to hijack this thread ---> viewtopic.php?f=2&t=161158
Ran the other day into this, it looks much more appropriate than the LED conversions that appear to have weird googly eyes: https://www.headlightexperts.com/carfin ... 5CpcFfLrrd
has anyone ever tried it, or something similar? Would love to hear any feedback
LED conversion for 5 3/4"-diameter headlights
Re: LED conversion for 5 3/4"-diameter headlights
Interesting. Someone here installed some 5.75 LEDs a while ago and while they didn't look particularly good, they seemed bright and he said they were well controlled and not bad on glare. From the pic on the link, these look pretty good. Hope so.
Re: LED conversion for 5 3/4"-diameter headlights
Holley (with another manufacturer) makes 5.75 headlights that don't look out of place on an older car, see here:
https://www.holley.com/products/restora ... ts/LFRB145
https://www.holley.com/products/restora ... ts/LFRB145
Re: LED conversion for 5 3/4"-diameter headlights
Those look very impressive and not ugly! ThanksGalahad wrote: Dec 31, 2023 12:24 AM Holley (with another manufacturer) makes 5.75 headlights that don't look out of place on an older car, see here:
https://www.holley.com/products/restora ... ts/LFRB145
Re: LED conversion for 5 3/4"-diameter headlights
Note that you can also get the Holleys in a warmer "classic" spectrum.
They're awfully expensive, though!
They're awfully expensive, though!
Re: LED conversion for 5 3/4"-diameter headlights
Yes it's true that the Holleys are _twice_ as expensive as the others, but frankly the data and technical info they offer is more what you'd expect from someone making a _serious_ push for an alternate product. Will definitely keep these on the lookout, thanks!
Re: LED conversion for 5 3/4"-diameter headlights
And they “also offer headlights with yellow lenses for that European flair”. Nice!