In basketball parlance, upgrading your headlights is a double bonus. Not only can LED lighting dramatically improve light output, it looks darn good too.
And considering LED lighting typically draws less power and generates less heat that traditional incandescent bulb, it’s really more like a triple bonus—so maybe we’re using more pinball parlance?
At any rate, Form Lighting serves up these benefits with its massive array of LED Lighting solutions for late model vehicles. And the folks at Form Lighting say these light assemblies are built to demanding OE-style specs, with nigh-perfect fit and finish—you can check out the Form Lighting blog for detailed installation instructions on a wide range of popular vehicle models.
And since these are OE quality, installation is plug-and-play. Most importantly: THESE ARE STREET LEGAL REPLACEMENTS.
What does Form Lighting offer? Here’s just a sample:
LED Projector Headlights
Available for many late model cars, trucks, and SUVs, Form Lighting LED Projector headlights give you modern style while enhancing your nighttime driving visibility. These headlights incorporate advanced projectors to deliver a brighter, wider, and more focused light output with a sharp cutoff line—so you won’t blind oncoming traffic.
LED Taillight Assemblies
The party continues out back, where Form Lighting LED Taillight Assemblies use distinctive light bars that give your rear end a dramatic look. Even if you’re venturing off-road, these lights use durable, weather-sealed housings to slam the door on Mother Nature. As with the rest of Form Lighting’s lineup, these LED taillight upgrades use factory connection points to make the install a hassle-free job.
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This is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg—Form Lighting offers a massive range of lighting solutions, including dome lights, marker lights, auxiliary lights, and more.
Click here to see all the innovative products Form Lighting offers at Summit Racing.
You can also get a good look at these lights in action in this video from the Form Lighting YouTube Channel (where you’ll also find a ton of install videos too).
