Reply to "Chrome driving lights, updated 2021 recommendations"

IaM-Ray

@Robert M posted:
@John Bungen Vintage Car LEDs has a new version of their LED headlight that no longer utilizes a heat sink so the bulb SHOULD fit in our cars without any modifications. Previous version had a large heat sink that necessitated the enlarging of the headlight bucket pocket on our cars. It may substantially increase the brightness of your lights with the least amount of work.
Light Bulbs Only
Light Bulbs w/ New Buckets

I hope they are useful in euro style buckets as if they are close to h4 in beam pattern that might be an option for us to using p45t 90/100 bulbs

9/5/215:59 PM

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