Upgraded Headlights Again With Holley RetroBright LEDs

I will say this much, pretty clear where the money is in these lights as the replacement LED cartridges run $130 per. Though to put that in perspective, relative to what I've paid for Xenon replacement bulbs in other vehicles, that price isn't so bad in and of itself.
 
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chili_pepper said:
I will say this much, pretty clear where the money is in these lights as the replacement LED cartridges run $130 per. Though to put that in perspective, relative to what I've paid for Xenon replacement bulbs in other vehicles, that price isn't so bad in and of itself.
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Candidly, the fact that I could change the cartridge (is that what they are actually called?) was a huge pro for me. Yeah, not cheap but if at some point I want to change the LED temperature, or maybe sell the TJ and want to put the Koito H4's back in and use a different color output for the next vehicle I can. I put a set of euro spec Xenon lights in one of my Audi's and they cost much more than the Holley's. I guess it's all a matter of perspective...

Longwhitejeep said:
What color did you get? I think they come in 2 or 3 color outputs I think. My brother has the squares in his c10 and they work great.

I'll end up with these and blaines tail lights at some point
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I have the 5700 k. The picture in the first post of this thread tells all. They are exactly what I was looking for.

Yesterday the weather broke here in the NE, at least for the moment, and I was able to install the BMB billet aluminum tail lights. They've been in my gear bin for a few months. Those are the real deal as well.
 
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