Ralph3.

Is anyone running the LED lights from Flat6?

cjoenck

Bought mine from Flat6 yesterday and should have them in 5-8 days. I went for the LED version since it is a simple rip and replace job rather than the bi-xenon lights that need additional hardware.

dukmon

I wanted to go the LED route and thought about it a bit but really wanted the lower kelvin rating I could choose with the XENON.

Not looking forward to the install though.

trice9

Anyone doing this upgrade with Flat6 that has H5 and getting the primer rings to be painted? I am interested in seeing this finished product. Wondering if it looks stock, which is what I want. Thanks.

964Lovac

Is it just adding the relays in order for it to work? What else is involved? Also went with the xenon so either way it will happen. I was under the impression that relay kit was a necessity either way.

dukmon

I may be wrong, but I'm under the impression that everything required for install is included.

Wish labor was included......

Here are two pages from their product guide.

964Lovac

Oh interesting- thanks for posting that.

More than anything I just want it to look clean. Hopefully I can make that happen when I do the install. I had the feeling that the bi-xenon was the better option over LED, which is why I went with it.

Ralph3.

Looks like the LED's are plug and play.

jimonycricket

I thought about getting the LED lights for mine, but decided it looks a little off in my opinion. I ended up getting a set of H4 lights off of ebay for 750 with the primered trim rings. This was about a year ago.

964Lovac

Yeah- that was the thing though, for 100 dollars more I could get better light output and since I drive my 911 almost daily I thought it was a good investment!