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I am surprised by the low response to the RadioFlyer promotions.
It is fun to play with the engine and drive-train, and we have done a lot of that; but if you do any night time driving you will appreciate the night and day (pun intended) difference these headlights make.
My wife and I like to participate in many of the benefit shows (Toys for Tots, Vettes for Vets, etc) and often find ourselves driving back home at night. It is tiring to drive for several hours trying to look beyond the light throw of the standard C5 headlights. We tried some changes that gave some improvement to the headlights (HIRs probably being the best "band-aid" we found until we added the RF ACA headlights). As I joked above, there really is a night and day difference in the bi-xenon and anything else we've tried or have seen on other C5s.
I consider the change we made to the ACA bi-xenon lights as one of the best practical changes we have made to our C5!
Cheers! Larry (Route99)
It is fun to play with the engine and drive-train, and we have done a lot of that; but if you do any night time driving you will appreciate the night and day (pun intended) difference these headlights make.
My wife and I like to participate in many of the benefit shows (Toys for Tots, Vettes for Vets, etc) and often find ourselves driving back home at night. It is tiring to drive for several hours trying to look beyond the light throw of the standard C5 headlights. We tried some changes that gave some improvement to the headlights (HIRs probably being the best "band-aid" we found until we added the RF ACA headlights). As I joked above, there really is a night and day difference in the bi-xenon and anything else we've tried or have seen on other C5s.
I consider the change we made to the ACA bi-xenon lights as one of the best practical changes we have made to our C5!
Cheers! Larry (Route99)
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Joined: Oct 2002
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From: Arizona
I am surprised by the low response to the RadioFlyer promotions.
It is fun to play with the engine and drive-train, and we have done a lot of that; but if you do any night time driving you will appreciate the night and day (pun intended) difference these headlights make.
My wife and I like to participate in many of the benefit shows (Toys for Tots, Vettes for Vets, etc) and often find ourselves driving back home at night. It is tiring to drive for several hours trying to look beyond the light throw of the standard C5 headlights. We tried some changes that gave some improvement to the headlights (HIRs probably being the best "band-aid" we found until we added the RF ACA headlights). As I joked above, there really is a night and day difference in the bi-xenon and anything else we've tried or have seen on other C5s.
I consider the change we made to the ACA bi-xenon lights as one of the best practical changes we have made to our C5!
Cheers! Larry (Route99)
It is fun to play with the engine and drive-train, and we have done a lot of that; but if you do any night time driving you will appreciate the night and day (pun intended) difference these headlights make.
My wife and I like to participate in many of the benefit shows (Toys for Tots, Vettes for Vets, etc) and often find ourselves driving back home at night. It is tiring to drive for several hours trying to look beyond the light throw of the standard C5 headlights. We tried some changes that gave some improvement to the headlights (HIRs probably being the best "band-aid" we found until we added the RF ACA headlights). As I joked above, there really is a night and day difference in the bi-xenon and anything else we've tried or have seen on other C5s.
I consider the change we made to the ACA bi-xenon lights as one of the best practical changes we have made to our C5!
Cheers! Larry (Route99)
Last edited by STRMLNE; Oct 28, 2019 at 02:52 AM.
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Just a word of product support for George and his many lighting options. I went my own way at first thinking in could equal or surpass product quality. I was wrong, had to use George for wiring guidance on my older 99 with HIDs (which he gave me full support despite not being a primary customer) and in the end I went fully with one of his packages for the Luminator and have never looked back. Now, there are some popular and cheap knock offs on FB currently, but they are just that : knock offs, complete with performance issues and not the same quality. Some may be uncertain about the new company title, but with George at the helm you will always get the best product and support.