LED light Upgrade

[kaneotto1]

I want to upgrade my head lights (high and low beam), park light and licence plate light to LEDs. Any recommendations.
saw these on the internet https://www.ledlightbarsaustralia.c...d-headlight-conversion-ve-vf-holden-commodore
Anyone used theses before?

 

[Tryg]

“For off road use only”. I saw that on some VF compatible LED headlight packaging the other day in Autobarn.

Must be outside ADR.

 

[[paradox]]

queue haters, i ran those lows in my VE.
they worked pretty well, the heatsinks were painful to get into the headlight housing.
you also need to cut out your dust cap to run wires to the controller.

 

[vy_berlina03]

I have used and recommend this guy as he is very helpful and answers all questions and if you are in Melbourne they will install for you.

http://blingworkauto.com.au/product...m-headlight-holden-vf-commodore-hsv-gen-f-f2/

 

[Tryg]

queue haters, i ran those lows in my VE.
they worked pretty well, the heatsinks were painful to get into the headlight housing.
you also need to cut out your dust cap to run wires to the controller.

Are you running them now in your VF2?

 

[[paradox]]

Are you running them now in your VF2?

no, i dont believe they were canbus and i didnt really like the idea of having to destroy the dust cap again


edit: according to the page they are canbus.

 

[VCoz]

Beware: from my experiences the front parkers require LED's which have decent heatsinks since the heat from the headlights cause the run of the mill Ebay LED bulbs to either fall apart (inside the fitting when the solder holding them together melts) or others to simply die quickly. Members on this site found some local supplied LED bulbs?? that apparently last (I can't find the link). Certainly those already tested would be best to use for the front parkers.

 

[mrjasonhong]

Beware: from my experiences the front parkers require LED's which have decent heatsinks since the heat from the headlights cause the run of the mill Ebay LED bulbs to either fall apart (inside the fitting when the solder holding them together melts) or others to simply die quickly. Members on this site found some local supplied LED bulbs?? that apparently last (I can't find the link). Certainly those already tested would be best to use for the front parkers.

I run these https://blingworkauto.com.au/product/k04/ and they have been flawless. Been on my car since new (parkers, plate lights, interior, they even make an indicator version for the side) for well over a year and no fault since. My car is a daily as well.