Hi, im thinking about changing the stock headlamps for the "r type" black bezel lights to get e better look and aerodynamics at night since this is the time when i drive it more often. Any suggestions on what brand to buy? There are so many brands that look cool but its not only about the look, quality is key for me also.

Any help is greatly appreciate it.

 

What is "r type"??

"le mans" style non-popup?

 

 

ARRR

 

Mr Bill...sorry to disagree with you but the frog lights go in the bumper area on either side of the front plate.

 

Yes. Exactly.

 

I just swapped back to my pop up, no special reason other than just to change the look, Radioflyer has a mean set that look great, this is what they look like prior to painting the shrouds, they are very functional headlights that work great.

 

Im talking about the Lemans R type Headlights. Any brands or should i simply opt for ebay and amazon offers.

 

The radioflyers are expensive? Are they worth the cash?

 

I opted for them based on function, quality and looks, they are IMHO the only fixed headlights worth owning, but I can't say I've actually compared every set either, but at night they are awesome, I also run the same set up with my pop ups as well though so I guess I'm sold on them, driving at night they are worth it.

 

I was guessing, I've never heard them called that.
Not a fan of them tho, Sorry. Plenty of folks out there running them, good luck with your search.

 

Hey Michael, You laughing at my lights?

 

Glad you're out of that phase...

 

I bet you know where that picture was taken...

 

The Radioflyer Stealth Light Cannon (V2) are the best performing fixed headlight system. Compare to these other brands

DEPO: These lights have by far the largest “frog eyes” of any of the fixed headlights and are almost as bad of a aerodynamic drag issues as pop ups….except they don’t retract. The Depo lights are also prone to micro-fracturing due to the poor quality plastic used in the main lens.

Specter Werkes: Slightly more aerodynamic than the Depos, they still have the frog eyes. The mounting platform produces a notable vibration in the headlights. The lens mounting design uses exposed screws that some may find aesthetically questionable

Type 66: A little known fixed kit that uses poor quality optics, and materials….not to mention a frog eye lens.

Breathless: While the lens and mounting system are a good design, the parabolic reflector low beam has relatively low output and poor pattern…even with the Catz voltage booster.


Radioflyer SLC V2 headlights:
Aerodynamics nearly equivalent to the factory setup with headlights lowered. The ONLY kit with Bi-xenon projector main beams and HID kit included. Independently adjustable inner and outer projectors. Many upgrade options available.

The SLC V2 Kit includes:
- (4) Morimoto Mini custom designed Bi-xenon projectors. (inner projector modified for high beam with no cutoff)
- Reinforced Aluminum mounting Frames
- Stainless Hardware
- Lightweight and durable (and paint-able) ABS Shrouds
- Impact and UV resistant PETG Main lens
- 55w slim HID kit with Ballasts and Bulbs
- 55w Halogen High beam bulb,
- Hi-4 relay circuit
- Detailed installation instructions via Download link.


Is it worth the cost? Only If you want the best.

You can purchase them here:
http://www.shop.radioflyerinnovation...lights-007.htm