Stedi Lights

[Oggz]

Heyo,

Has anyone put these into thier FE/FC?

https://www.stedi.com.au/stedi-7-inch-iris-chrome-led-headlight-pair.html

its a 7" light? I am guessing a decent alternater upgrade would be needed over the ole generater

Cheers
J

[Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius]

Have you seen this mob?
Classic style LED headlights, doubt you'd need an alt upgrade for them.
https://www.banginheadlights.com/collections/7-headlights

[ardiesse]

LED headlights draw less current than tungsten-filament headlights.  They'll make your poor old generator brushes last much longer.

Rob

[FireKraka]

I have put Bangin Headlights in my EK ute they are great, local made in Perth, direct replacement and you don't need to worry about amperage or anything of the like, quite a few of us over here and some of the SA guys that attended the FB EK Nats last year have fitted them.

 

[graham_fuller]

Do they make them to fit FE's with the park light in them?

[Spinner]

Looking at their specs, yes they do.

[graham_fuller]

Thanks Spinner.

[Oggz]

I have put Bangin Headlights in my EK ute they are great, local made in Perth, direct replacement and you don't need to worry about amperage or anything of the like, quite a few of us over here and some of the SA guys that attended the FB EK Nats last year have fitted them.

 

Do you think they would fit in the FC head light cone? look alot deeper than the Stedi ones

I like the idea of the DRL also being another indicator as well

J

[FireKraka]

Bangin Headlights are a direct fit for FE FC FB EK

[Errol62]

Yep, I’m the SA guy that got the bangin headlights fitted to my FB ute, originally running factory Bosch lights. They fit in the Bosch buckets just fine. Buckets are same as FC with the addition of three tabs for mounting the covers. The owner of the business fitted them for me and was surprised as he thought the cars all had Lucas lights. They are basically the same format as all the 7” Lucas P7 style but different plug. They light things up very well and draw minimal power. Certainly no need for relays. My only issue is that if one goes you have to replace the entire unit, which would run to $150.


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