Morimoto XB LED Headlights, Plug and Play Headlight Housing Upgrade, Fits 2005-2013 Chevrolet Corvette C6, DOT Approved Assembly with Switchback Sequential Turn Signals & UV Coated Lenses (1x ‎LF460)

Great product if you have basic skills for working on cars it can be installed fairly easily. Doesn’t come with instructions to take the car apart or do much else. Though you can find videos on YouTube that talk you through the process and give tips on how to adjusts them during install as well as how to align them after.They are a great looking and definitely increase the viewing range at night. They are one of the most expensive headlight replacements for the c6 corvette. For the money you are getting the best looking option out there and seems to be one of the better quality ones available as well. So all in all you get what you pay for, not cheap but worth it to me.

The biggest downfall on the C6 was it's anemic looking headlights. Then came the C7, and wow, the best looking vette ever in my opinion🫡 The C7 headlight option for the C6 changed the whole look of my car! Aggressive and mean, it gave it the attitude to match the punch that it possessed! They are expensive, yes, but worth every penny! I no longer have that C6 vette, as I now have a C7, but that was the best visual mod that I did to the car!

For the longest time, I was against this Corvette headlight assembly. After attempting to redo my original lenses, I broke down and bought these and I'm happy I did. They look incredible and get compliments everywhere.Yes, $1300 is a lot of money for headlights and I wish they were more affordable. Aftermarket headlight assemblies are limited on the C6 Corvette unfortunately.1. They look better installed than I expected. I've seen other photos and preferred the original look, but now that I have them, these blow the old ones away.2. They work perfectly. 100% LED with Bi-LED beams and sequential LED turn signals which are a nice modern touch.3. My car gets more looks everywhere I go, and people mistake it for a brand new model.I had my Morimoto headlight assembly covered with a clear PPF (paint protection film) to protect my investment from rock chips and bugs. I highly recommend this.

Replacement for 16 year old headlights.

Yes, they ARE expensive, and they take some effort to install. The finished product, with the sequential turn signals and perfect beams is amazing. Zero regrets purchasing these units.With two of us (non-experts), it took about three hours to remove the old headlight assemblies and install these, because replacing the headlight assemblies required removal of the wheel well coverings (several clips), and removal of the bumper assembly. Keep track of bolts and screws, and it isn't difficult. Regardless of the replacement headlight assemblies that one purchases, the labor is identical. Good YouTube out there.I will buy them again if I get another Corvette.

I am slowly bringing my 2005 back to life. The OEM headlights were in need of replacement. I took the car and lights to my local Chevrolet dealer and the did all the hard work. The new lights look great. While more expensive than competitors’ lights, they needed zero modifications and look great!

Due to there being other/cheaper options available, I hesitated on these for 6 months. I shouldn't have, they are worth the money.Much brighter light output than the standard HID lights on the 'vette. So much so that occasionally someone flashes their lights even though they are well aligned.They are stylish, and get great comments. They definitely give the older C6 a more updated look.Can you do them yourself? Yes, if you aren't scared about pulling off the front bumper and loosening the side panels above the front tires. It's not as bad as it sounds and there are several videos that show you how to do it. It took about 2 hours to finish the process, and you will need to use the bolts from the original lights with these. The videos describe all of that.

Used on a 2007 Corvette. Not easy to install unless you have access to a lift. Otherwise the only correct way to properly install them is by removing the bumper and lifting the fenders. Lining things up takes time and patience but the final results are worth every penny. All of my additional lighting upgrades will be Morimoto.