LED Headlight Conversion - Delta

[Sinitro]

Back 2 years ago when I 1st got the Holleys' retro-brights I did visit Octane Lighting shopping for LEDs as they are local.
At that time, they did carry a couple of 5.75" LEDs, but all of their stock they carrried had a very deep depth that would have required
cutting/modifying the Mopar bucket for clearance. This was something I didn't want to do. So when I found the Holleys' @ SEMA and
confirmed their short depth, I searched the market for stock availability, didn't find any stock as everyone was sold out as Holley was the 1st to
have the shorter depth. I continued to search, contacted Holley and they suggested I contact this specific auto-parts distributor
in the east. I did talk at length with the distributor, and they offered me a very special promo price with deep discounts so I bought them.
I did fabricate a custom wiring adapter and have been running them without any reliability issues for almost 2 years.

Just my $0.02...

 

[dodgefox5]

I used the black ones below in my 72. They are great lights and DOT legal. These are a different looking light so all depends what you are looking for in the looks department. I attached a picture of what they look like when they are on and off. I rewired the entire car so low and high are all 4 lights but they would connect into the OEM wiring. You do have to modify the headlight buckets to make them fit.

8 High Power LED 5 3/4 Inch Headlight

 

[67BobRT]

My preference for LED headlights was to use the Holley Retro-brights, note there are cheaper options
but many require modifying the headlight mounting bucket to accomodate their depth. The Holley LEDs have a
wide dispersion without the bright hot spots from the OE incadescents. Also LEDs draw about 25% of the
current compared to the OE incadescents so no wire or relay mods are required.
Just my $0.02....

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Thanks for the input. I've been looking at the Holley's but they don't have the Halo type that I am looking for. The Delta's do but there hasn't been anyone that has responded to this post that has used them. They are extremely expensive but appear to be a quality product.