New Headlights - Great Performance!

[66 Sat]

The headlights on my car were terrible. It said Halogen on the glass cover, made by Philips. The output was very poor and I had planned on upgrading them. Well one stopped working on low beam last week so that prompted me to buy 2 new headlights.

They are made in Australia (not China) by a company called Banging Headlights, LED, glass covers, pretty stock looking.
Bangin' Headlights - LED Headlights For Classic Cars & Trucks

$145 USD each, they come in patterns to suit cars that drive on the right or the left, you just select when ordering.

Simple 3 pin plug, it took me 20 minutes to install them yesterday and I just went for a drive to test them.

Amazing! It's just like driving a modern car, really pleased.

The quality seems excellent, there were a couple of brackets on the back I didn't need so I snipped them off with side cutter pliers.

Worth checking out if you're in the market.

The old:

The new:

I should have taken a photo of the car from the front with the lights on...

 

[Mopar Hunter]

I should have taken a photo of the car from the front with the lights on...

I wouldn’t mind seeing them lit up at night. They do look nice.

 

[1967coronet]

The headlights on my car were terrible. It said Halogen on the glass cover, made by Philips. The output was very poor and I had planned on upgrading them. Well one stopped working on low beam last week so that prompted me to buy 2 new headlights.

They are made in Australia (not China) by a company called Banging Headlights, LED, glass covers, pretty stock looking.
Bangin' Headlights - LED Headlights For Classic Cars & Trucks

$145 USD each, they come in patterns to suit cars that drive on the right or the left, you just select when ordering.

Simple 3 pin plug, it took me 20 minutes to install them yesterday and I just went for a drive to test them.

Amazing! It's just like driving a modern car, really pleased.

The quality seems excellent, there were a couple of brackets on the back I didn't need so I snipped them off with side cutter pliers.

Worth checking out if you're in the market.

The old:
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The new:
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I should have taken a photo of the car from the front with the lights on...

They look bright for sure.
To many damn deer around here for much night time cruising except in town.

 

[Triplegreen500]

Hella makes H4 conversion lights for just about any old sealed beam setup.

Excellent beam spread, and you use an H4 lamp - halogen, HID, or LED. I have them in my Charger (and my Daytona...and 3 of my motorcycles...).

Charger has 2 hi/lo, and 2 hi beam. The hi/lo have bright white HID, and the highs are 3000k LED (3000k is amber).

They make big square lights (5x7), small square (4x6), and both round sizes (5" and 7"). Just web search "hella h4 conversion kit".

 

[Mopar Hunter]

Beats paying $200+ for Holley’s.

 

[Triplegreen500]

Charger off

Low beams

High beams

 

[GTXDAN]

The headlights on my car were terrible. It said Halogen on the glass cover, made by Philips. The output was very poor and I had planned on upgrading them. Well one stopped working on low beam last week so that prompted me to buy 2 new headlights.

They are made in Australia (not China) by a company called Banging Headlights, LED, glass covers, pretty stock looking.
Bangin' Headlights - LED Headlights For Classic Cars & Trucks

$145 USD each, they come in patterns to suit cars that drive on the right or the left, you just select when ordering.

Simple 3 pin plug, it took me 20 minutes to install them yesterday and I just went for a drive to test them.

Amazing! It's just like driving a modern car, really pleased.

The quality seems excellent, there were a couple of brackets on the back I didn't need so I snipped them off with side cutter pliers.

Worth checking out if you're in the market.

The old:
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The new:
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I should have taken a photo of the car from the front with the lights on...

You can save 5% using code: FASTMONTY on their website.

 

[Budnicks]

Hella makes H4 conversion lights for just about any old sealed beam setup.

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Excellent beam spread, and you use an H4 lamp - halogen, HID, or LED. I have them in my Charger (and my Daytona...and 3 of my motorcycles...).

Charger has 2 hi/lo, and 2 hi beam. The hi/lo have bright white HID, and the highs are 3000k LED (3000k is amber).

They make big square lights (5x7), small square (4x6), and both round sizes (5" and 7"). Just web search "hella h4 conversion kit".

I have them in my 68 RR too, great lights,
not very expensive & much better light than OE Seal Beam
had them for more then 10+ years too