LED Lights

[scubscout53]

I have to believe this topic has been raised numerous times but I'm about to replace the lens' on my 96 bronco. I'd like to go with LED lights but from what I've seen it requires some additional electrical work. Is it complicated for a hobby mechanic?
I'm also wondering if it requires a different lens for a different reflectivity need? As a side note I'd be interested in knowing if anyone has done a different color tinted lens. My truck is green so would only look at green tinted lens'.

 

[L\Bronco]

I have to believe this topic has been raised numerous times but I'm about to replace the lens' on my 96 bronco. I'd like to go with LED lights but from what I've seen it requires some additional electrical work. Is it complicated for a hobby mechanic?
I'm also wondering if it requires a different lens for a different reflectivity need? As a side note I'd be interested in knowing if anyone has done a different color tinted lens. My truck is green so would only look at green tinted lens'.

Sorry, scubscout, I haven’t done one yet, so not much help here, I have done a couple LED headlight conversions that were plug and play, but, although brighter, the light was very diffused and I didn’t gain much visibility. In short, I think an upgraded lens may have helped.
Sorry I wasn’t much help, (I don’t like unanswered threads)
Cheers

 

[scubscout53]

I’m going to try led’s I’ve read about on FB full size Bronco forum. Not going to buy a new lens unless this shows promise. I need new lenses but I want to see if the LED lights work first.

 

[L\Bronco]

I’m going to try led’s I’ve read about on FB full size Bronco forum. Not going to buy a new lens unless this shows promise. I need new lenses but I want to see if the LED lights work first.

Good plan

 

[91BroncoPickup]

I am in the middle of an "Aussie" light kit conversion with LEDs... Had to get them without trim bezels due to supply side issues... If I do go ahead and install them, I will post my findings and some pics.

 

[jimgad]

I have to believe this topic has been raised numerous times but I'm about to replace the lens' on my 96 bronco. I'd like to go with LED lights but from what I've seen it requires some additional electrical work. Is it complicated for a hobby mechanic?
I'm also wondering if it requires a different lens for a different reflectivity need? As a side note I'd be interested in knowing if anyone has done a different color tinted lens. My truck is green so would only look at green tinted lens'.

I bought these off of amazon. nothing additional needed, just replaced like a regular bulb and works for hi and low on an 89 bronco

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B56DDLWP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[scubscout53]

I bought these off of amazon. nothing additional needed, just replaced like a regular bulb and works for hi and low on an 89 bronco

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B56DDLWP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I just put in new “traditional “ bulbs that claim to be brighter. I don’t drive much at night in this vehicle but keep me posted if you continue to be satisfied.

 

[jimgad]

I am still happy with the LED bulbs in the headlight. I also replaced the front turn signal bulbs with LED's and work fine/grate.
For the rear lights - I purchased these. Plug right in - comes with a resistor you can tape to the inside. Works great. All you need with this is reverse bulbs (which I also put in LED)
tail lights - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FJ14ZJ6?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

bulbs - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C39V6LHX?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1