The price is decent, but the blue color they transmit doesn't look good with most classic cars. It needs to be either a bright white 5700k or a classic look 3000k light. I'm not sure what light rating is on the one's you guys are selling, but I would give a better option. It doesn't even say the light output rating on your site.
Fellas, on the Chevelle in question, the low beams are on the outside & the high beams are on the inside position, not the other way around. Someone must have run the wire harness light connectors wrong on that car.
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The price is decent, but the blue color they transmit doesn't look good with most classic cars. It needs to be either a bright white 5700k or a classic look 3000k light. I'm not sure what light rating is on the one's you guys are selling, but I would give a better option. It doesn't even say the light output rating on your site.
Fellas, on the Chevelle in question, the low beams are on the outside & the high beams are on the inside position, not the other way around. Someone must have run the wire harness light connectors wrong on that car.
Too bad everyone thinks white/blue bulbs are so great. They are horrible for night vision. I can't find 2700K-3000K LED 9004 bulbs anywhere.