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I think it was way over-priced, for less than $100 worth of small parts and a single weekend, %99 of all headlight problems can be solved, so why spending $1K+ in to that conversion?
2020 Corvette of the Year Finalist (appearance mods)
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That conversion was no where near $1k. It was mostly some brackets and you supplied the firebird motors to drive it.
There is one on the market that is around that price, though.
I think it was way over-priced, for less than $100 worth of small parts and a single weekend, %99 of all headlight problems can be solved, so why spending $1K+ in to that conversion?
As mentioned in several other threads...
It's lighter.
They move faster.
It's less complicated.
No one needs to spend $1k on the setup, I think I have about $50 in parts in mine so far and I need to find one more left-hand Firebird motor.
Why did Mc speed discontinue his killer lights product?Is ther anywhere I could find this kit?
I think I bought one of their last bracket kits back last July. Also, have the firebird actuators with arms that I picked up for $25. Still need to get a few more parts then I'll complete the install.