mark cantrell
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Can someone please direct me to LED headlights that will work in my car ?
63 Plymouth Valiant 225
63 Plymouth Valiant 225
There's a LOT of total CRAP on the market. Actual GOOD LED headlights that really put light on the road where you need it and don't blind the CRAP out of incoming traffic are very expensive. If they are not at or over $200 EACH, rest assured, they are likely junk.
got some Cibie E code H4 headlamps and some GOOD Osram H4 halogen bulbs.
Yup, I found mine NOS. I hate that I could not afford them from you at the time, that's just how our budget is. Not that you're expensive, but our budget is that limited. Koitos, huh? I'll have to scope um out.All of that is true and correct. Even spending money doesn't guarantee a good headlamp, though, the "Holley RetroBright" LED headlamps claiming to provide modern performance with old-time looks are a pathetic, expensive joke (Holley by brand only, actually made—poorly—in China by a 3rd party).
The Cibie lamps are no longer made, and the "reproductions" (knockoffs) are garbage. Koitos are where it's at now for primo replaceable-bulb halogens in sealed-beam sizes.
Yes, I see the Koitos. Do you happen to sell those?All of that is true and correct. Even spending money doesn't guarantee a good headlamp, though, the "Holley RetroBright" LED headlamps claiming to provide modern performance with old-time looks are a pathetic, expensive joke (Holley by brand only, actually made—poorly—in China by a 3rd party).
The Cibie lamps are no longer made, and the "reproductions" (knockoffs) are garbage. Koitos are where it's at now for primo replaceable-bulb halogens in sealed-beam sizes.
Yepper. Two kinds of 7-inch (large round); one kind of 200mm (large rectangular); three kinds of 5¾" (small round), etc.Yes, I see the Koitos. Do you happen to sell those?