Not sure if it's been discussed before, but has anyone installed LED headlight bulbs in an 10-12 without projectors? I'm getting pretty sick of my dull halogens and want to upgrade. I've had HIDs in the past, but was overly happy with them. I heard of people putting LEDs in other makes and models but haven't heard any success stories from a mustang owner. Anyone done it here?
Head Light Bulbs????
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I was looking to do that very same thing. I found a site that sells them @$199/per pair.
ORACLE H13 LED Headlight Replacement Bulbs
Anyone have any experience with this company or product. Looking at the site, 5.0 Magazine gave them 5 stars.
ORACLE H13 LED Headlight Replacement Bulbs
Anyone have any experience with this company or product. Looking at the site, 5.0 Magazine gave them 5 stars.
Those are the same bulbs I found that interested me. CJ Pony Parts did a quick video on them but never showed how they functioned outside at night.
They are listed for $169.99 here.
Oracle Lighting 5219-001 Mustang Bulbs LED 05-12/F-150 04-14
I just don't want to spend that much money on bulbs and not have them be intense enough to really light up the roads at night as HIDs would. Also the design kinda makes me nervous about how well the High/Low functionality still is with the stock housings. Hopefully someone has used them or knows someone that has some experience with them.
They are listed for $169.99 here.
Oracle Lighting 5219-001 Mustang Bulbs LED 05-12/F-150 04-14
I just don't want to spend that much money on bulbs and not have them be intense enough to really light up the roads at night as HIDs would. Also the design kinda makes me nervous about how well the High/Low functionality still is with the stock housings. Hopefully someone has used them or knows someone that has some experience with them.
I hear ya. We're on the same page. The side-by-side photos of the halogen and LED bulbs "on" are not enough to persuade me to make the jump. The cooling apparatus at the back of the LED's indicates to me that someone took the time to design it to insure product quality and longevity.
I'm not a fan of aftermarket HID lighting. The quality of the ballasts varies greatly between brands. The best ballasts are the digital types as they are more reliable. The heat generated by the bulbs is intense and is problematical in itself. I doubt the $45 HID kit is a quality or reliable alternative to the halogens.
I'm not a fan of aftermarket HID lighting. The quality of the ballasts varies greatly between brands. The best ballasts are the digital types as they are more reliable. The heat generated by the bulbs is intense and is problematical in itself. I doubt the $45 HID kit is a quality or reliable alternative to the halogens.