Holley Retrobright Headlights

[OysterSlayer]

Has anyone tried the Holley Retrobright LED Headlights in their w113? I'm in need of an upgrade.

[AdelaidePagoda]

No. I used Narva LED for the upgrade. They were simple plug and play and make a HUGE safety difference when driving at night.
Keep the old bulbs to revert back to original if the next owner prefers, or if you are showing the car.
See photos.

[OysterSlayer]

The Narva lights look like the same items, maybe just branded Holley here in the USA

[AdelaidePagoda]

Most probably. For a USD$100, plus and hours work, you can’t go wrong. You can always change them back and take them back if you don’t like them.

[franjo_66]

Most probably. For a USD$100, plus and hours work, you can’t go wrong. You can always change them back and take them back if you don’t like them.

Hi Dave - did you have to use an adaptor or the P45T bulb base on our cars?

[AdelaidePagoda]

No adaptor required. It was a straight fit. Plug and play. See photo.

[Pagodatastic]

Any ideas if I can do this on my USA 1969 SL280?
Thank you

[Mike Hughes]

If you can get a pair of Cibie, Hella, etc. H-4 headlamps to replace your U.S. sealed beams, there ought to be an H-4 version of the LED lamp that would work.

[Pagodatastic]

That gives me something to go on. Thank you

[franjo_66]

No adaptor required. It was a straight fit. Plug and play. See photo.

Thanks for confirming !

[getsmart]

The Narva lights look like the same items, maybe just branded Holley here in the USA

When I went to buy mine here in Australia I checked the reviews and the Varda H4s' had an extremely high early failure rate so I opted for the Lightfox H4s'.

Rgds, Joe

[Chris Long]

See this link...

https://www.sl113.org/forums/index.php?topic=30927.msg224490#msg224490