Headlights

Sorry for the delayed response by the way... had my battery die on me and in the process of setting up the 6 Volt Red Top Optima. Plan to mount it on it's side under the floorboard in a fabricated metal box well attached to the frame. My lights ought to be even better after this. :)
 
Thanks for the picture.

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I have to say it; that looks jarringly out of place. Is there any chance that you could fit the stock lens over it? As I remember, they are quite deep.
 
I'm going to an eye out for a Jeep so equipped, on the road.

The good is that they are LEDs and with a very good amber directional lighting and white running lights. 30W for low and 40W for high beam.

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:)

All this makes me smile.

There are other LED options that would suffice to keep it looking original... instead of the Jeep solution.

https://www.ledlight.com/p15d-30-led-headlight-5-to-30-volt-dual-filament-non-polarized-ncnrnw.aspx lists LED bulbs suitable either for 6 V Neg and/or Pos Ground.

So many options.

I have had so many let's call them 'adventures' with vehicles that with my old eyes, I want to see and be seen. I have flipped vehicles, hit others and been hit by others. No fun but I can laugh about it now :).

Amazingly no injuries although in the one I flipped, I did have to have my head examined. Probably needed that anyhow... especially if you ask my wife.
 
flathead48 said:
Thanks guys, Mike I did put a ground ******** the headlight buckets & taillights but trying to improve brightness when in cities or other times when RPMs are low]. Thanks to all
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You'll have to put an alternator on it to keep lights bright when engine isn't running fast.
 
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