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Once they start on a set of headlights Lightwerkz has had them done for me same week. The usually book out about 4-6 weeks, will have you do a deposit and then send in the lights a few weeks later. I'm sure with some better coordination on my part the downtime could be even less.

In general LEDs often produce less heat than a comparable HID system. That is why a lot of aftermarket assemblies with LEDs have additional heating elements to remove ICE/buildup from the lenses. My driver side light had developed those microcracks on the inside of the lens. My hope will be that...

This is just a retrofit into an OE housing, so cost is dramatically lower. I’ll still buy into 101s solution just because it’s a much needed part solution for our cars, and I’d rather have a replica light in the car than these almost impossible to source OEM lights too. Figure 1,000-1,500...

Only if you want it matched. It would be easy enough to do a more modern HID projector (instead of LED) and match the bulb temperature of for some reason you only did one side. Just a note, they did both sides for mine - video just shows one for demonstration.

Car is getting a long list of upgrades and refreshments with Rich right now - but it’s pretty quiet in here so wanted to post my headlight upgrade.

Pictures of my OEM lights upgraded with an LED marker/turn signal and a new NHK projector. Had the lights apart to repair a failing lens (cracks, etc.) and decided to modernize everything.

My lights are currently with a well known retrofitter to get a modern LED projector installed into the OEM housing. They will have a good idea of what is needed moving forward and will make maintaining/servicing the lights an option for all of us. Sadly we do don’t have any replacement options...

Can replace the bulbs and there are several good and more modern options. Just chose a quality brand.

Thanks for sharing and supporting. I can reach out directly to him as well - but would love to know if he would part ways with the seat buttons separate from the sale of the car. Would pay a pretty penny for them!

Excited to see the progress on this! I think its a much better size for 95% of GT owners looking to upgrade. The smaller rotor pack should make for some better throttle response and the extra 150-200 hp over stock is exactly what the car needs.

Looks like fun regardless! Love the draggy results too, not many people have done that with a GT. What is done to your car?

I'm one of the owners who has a car with Rich! Thanks for getting a couple kits together and cant wait to have it installed on my car!

Very nice trip! My car is there right now as well. Did the museum, Ford Dinner and some other local attractions with my 7 year old in November. Make sure to do the Rouge factory tour if you can!

Congrats! Saw your social media post about it too, cant wait to see the full car and the videos!

+1 for Covercraft, they have lots of material for different needs. Fit is spot on too.

Thanks for the quick responses. My car is with Rich right now getting a bunch of modifications, including a pulley and tune from Torrie. Are there any indicators of cars with the 93 octane tunes (IDC, etc.) that would help indicate if an upgrade is needed (boost-a-pump, new pumps, injectors)...

Torrie, is it possible to book time with you while the car is on a dyno to perfect the tune? Also, can you tune for E85? It is readily available where I am in CO, and would like the additional safety and performance gains it provides. At my altitude I doubt I would need any additional fueling...

I’m working on a better solution than replacing the headunit with an ugly aftermarket unit. Should have some more details in the next few weeks. It will be in a rearview mirror, connect to factory headunit for audio, have 4k front and rear cameras (recording or reverse) and do CarPlay.

Sorry if I missed it, but you need to do a journal on this! Would love to see how the outside and other components are holding up, what you have liked and disliked!

Washed mine and tucked it back in the original bag. Follow the instructions above, wash on cold and air dry.