jd_black_00

Hi All,

Got around to installing my sleepy eye headlight kit from Corvette Innovationz this weekend. A few observations for those who are interested, the kit is fairly expensive and at least for me, every component in the kit required modification in order to get these to fit properly. If you buy it, be prepared with a dremel, metal files, soldering equipment, and be ready to buy longer stainless steel screws & spacers. Despite all of that, I absolutely LOVE the way these look on the car. I haven't gotten a real chance to test the light output yet, but my initial thoughts are that these are not as bright as an HID setup, but brighter than OEM traditional headlight bulbs. I will provide more information when I've lived with them a little longer!

My Vette Betty

Do you drive regularly in the dark??

jd_black_00

no, literally less than 5% of my driving is done in the dark

mfi2000

Looks good..but so much for plug and play..maybe plug..solder..cut and play.

smitty2919

$500 kit that needed that much work? PASS


Better off with the 4eyeC5 kit

Dave1

Very unique corvette assembly.....

The brick reflections in the third photo are awesome btw….

FX VETTE

They sure look cool, but I have always questioned the quality of light output. Subscribed for night photos

1bdvet

Enjoy the new look!

2k2wranglerx

yeah i'm under 400 on my 4eyec5 kit. they just got me the rear bump pads like a week and a half ago but i haven't had a chance to install them.

The OP's look cool, but those light bars tend to just throw light and not have a good cut off. I'm hoping i'm wrong but every jeep i've run a similar style light bar on has just thrown light everywhere.

OP let us know how they do

grampi50

Very nice, and way better than those hideous frog eye headlights! I hate those damn things!

Robrote

I'm not a huge fan of the lights, but your car looks really good.

jd_black_00

So I finally got the headlights adjusted as good as I think they're going to get. I took the car out last night and I think the light output is pretty good. All road signs and reflectors light up very bright. I've run a variety of different headlights over the years. I wouldn't say these are as good as projector HID headlights, but they work better than the OEM headlights in my Jeep so I'm happy with them

2k2wranglerx

I'm assuming no hard cut off line?

jd_black_00

nope. The focal point is low (about 20 ft in front of the car) but the rest is thrown. I'm not a lighting expert, all I can say is I can see at night and nobody flashed their headlights at me in anger...

sureready

Any idea on the dimensions of the light bar?

johnson-rod

I don't care how they work; they look FRIGGIN AWESOME!!!!

InfiniteReality

I'm really digging the dark blue with lighter blue wheel combo. Headlights look good too!

smitty2919

I agree, not being able to see at night is overrated....

badazzsi

Looks good. i always forget what you had done to tye old hood of mine but looks good. I went with the 4eyec5 kit but both do look good. Their is a guy who has the same kit as you around here. Havent seen it at night but im sure its way better then stock.

heggsc5

To be fair, I'm sure they put out more light than the OEM halogens (perhaps at the expense of oncoming traffic)... But having owned, and removed, cheap light bars on my Jeep, I would never run them as headlights (or a sole source of light at night) on a street car. I wouldn't buy anything from the guy that makes these to begin with, but especially for the price he charges people for these things lol.