Morimoto – RetroBright Red 1157 LED Bulbs HLED30

Classic Style Meets Modern Lighting

Cars and trucks deserve the best, and that includes lighting that keeps you safe while staying true to their vintage charm. The Holley RetroBright LED Bulbs are the ideal choice for classic car enthusiasts who want brighter lights without losing that period-correct look.

Choose Your Color

The RetroBright LED bulbs come in a variety of colors to fit your specific needs. Theyre available in a classic warm white that closely resembles the original incandescent bulbs but shines brighter. If you prefer a more modern touch, you can opt for pure white, or go bold with red and amber options for your turn signals and brake lights.

Unmatched Intensity

At the heart of the RetroBright bulbs is a cutting-edge Chip-on-Board LED filament that delivers over twice the output of standard incandescent filaments. With a lifespan of nearly 20,000 hours, these bulbs run cool to the touch and are built to endure just like your classic ride!

Perfect Fit

Designed to fit seamlessly, these bulbs are encased in a glass capsule that matches the size of the original bulbs. This means they can easily replace your old incandescent bulbs without any hassle. Unlike many other LED options out there, these wont be oversized and will fit perfectly in the compact lenses of classic vehicles.

Essential Turn Signal Relay

If you’re updating the turn signals on your classic car or truck, don’t forget to grab the optional EF32 LED Flasher Relay. This handy device replaces the old thermal flasher relay found in most classic vehicles, preventing any hyper-flashing when you switch to LED turn signals.

Product Features

< li >Socket Type: 1157

< li >LED: COB 1X20X6mm

< li >Power: 2W

< li >Input Voltage: 9-30V

< li >Intensity: 580Lm

< li >Color: Red

< li >LED Bulbs: 2x (One Pair) 1157 Holley RetroBright Bulbs

< li >Warranty: 2 Years

< li >Cross Compatibility: 4257

< li >Fitment: Signal, Marker, Brake, Tail, Reverse Lights

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