Aron9000

So I've been thinking of upgrading to an HID kit, at least for the low beams.

But I've been thinking, that seems a bit old hat now days, I think Lincoln had HID's on the 1995 Mark VIII.

Everything in lighting, both automotive, household, and especially stage lighting is moving to LED's.

Anybody put a set of these in the stock projectors of your SC?? Results?? What lights/kit did you use?

A quick search turned up this company.

https://www.superbrightleds.com/cat/...nversion-kits/

GISguy

Yes. I'm running New Brights' NB-80W-H11 kit. They worked perfectly for about 8 months, then one bulb started flickering. Contacted them and they promptly shipped me a new replacement bulb. Same thing happened with the other side about a month later, and once again, they sent me a quick replacement.

They work just fine with the stock chrome housings as they're have similar diffusion and brightness to the halogens.

In retrospect I would go with 's kit. Their warranty is more public and the reviews speak for themselves.

Most of these OEMs are using the same LED manufacturer, CREE. I believe Super Bright LEDs also uses CREE as their LED source for a lot of kits.

Overall I would recommend it. They're a lot less fiddly (special aiming, housings, etc- none) and cheaper to put in than an HID retrofit. It's still a new technology for cars but in general LEDs have a much longer life than gas-based igniting bulbs.