ORACLE Lighting 7" have any of you installed those lights in an Early Bronco?

[Geiri]

I am interested in those lights the Halo version with ColorShift.
Do they fit in the early Bronco headlight seat, or are modifications needed?
Oracle does not list them as an option for early Bronco
See link to Oracle

What is your experience with them?

 

[badandy73]

...and I thought the holley retrobrights were expensive!

Not familiar with that brand personally but have been considering the retrobrights. Just doesn't seem to be a lot of real-world info out there on them, at least in the early bronco world.

 

[m_m70]

They should "fit" just fine. Wiring is what you nee to check on.

 

[serial car restorer]

I dunno. Some of those LED lights are really big on the back side. They may not fit in the EB buckets as is. That's one reason I'm staying with H4 lights for my project. (That, and that I personally really dislike halos...)

 

[Wild horse 75]

Looks like they should fit with some small modifications to the buckets. The wires come out from the side not the middle so that could be an issue. You may also need to shave some cooling fins to get it to sit right in the bucket. I’ve never installed these lights but I have installed other LED lights like these and that’s usually all it takes.

 

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$20 for a relay kit, glass lens and halogen bulbs.

LED quality can vary a LOT! I have never heard of this brand. I know the JW Speaker LED's are high quality.

 

[serial car restorer]

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$20 for a relay kit, glass lens and halogen bulbs.

This is the kit I got last year for my Bronco. Really high quality stuff. But they don't look like LEDs, if the LED style appearance is important to you.

 

[ba123]

I have them installed in mine.

I bought the colorshift ones and they are cool and controlled with bluetooth and an app but if you want to use the Halo for turn signal then you need a different one. I sold those cause I needed the Halo use.

I can find the version of that if you can.

And they do just fit like any other 7" Heep headlight.

 

[MarsChariot]

I installed the JW Speaker versions that WH sells. They are just slightly more expensive. One of the best additions I have done to the 76. Yes, the backside is big, but fits just fine. They are bright and the pattern is just about perfect. Awesome, no compromise headlights

 

[ba123]

I don't know why those JW ones are more expensive...they didn't used to be.

And they have no Halo, so if you want a Halo, it's not really a comparison.

I'm sure they're great but didn't work for me and if @Geiri is looking at the Oracle Colorshift then he prob won't be interested in those either.

 

[Tricky Dick]

Oracle has been having tons of issues with their 6G products, I'm avoiding them altogether. I bough the WH lights for my EB and I think I'm going with the Toyota lights for my F100.

 

[MarsChariot]

Halos just look a little too showy for me with no real purpose. They don't serve any function really. But a lot of things don't and are otherwise fine.

 

[ba123]

Halos just look a little too showy for me with no real purpose. They don't serve any function really. But a lot of things don't and are otherwise fine.

Mine are white halos for daytime running lights and amber for turn and hazard. I eliminated the side turn sigs.