Product Details
Buick Electra 1976, Vortex 4x6" (165mm) Rectangular Chrome Halo LED Headlight by Vision X®. 1 Piece. Chrome housing, clear lens. High/Low Beam. The Vortex LED Headlight features a bright halo ring that can be active without having the low beam or high beams on. Having a 4x6" halo on the front of your vehicle will not only turn heads, but also provide you with the optimal lighting options for the right conditions. Equipped with a Halo LED , the Vortex LED Headlight also comes packed with an extremely powerful high-beam, and a wide spread low beam. With such diversity in beam pattern, you can rest assured that you’ll have to right lighting for the right scenario at any given time.
Features
- Dual Beam Light – High and Low Beams in Single Housing
- Additional LEDs Fill In Roadway Between Driver & Low Beam
- DOT Approved Headlight Fixture
Take your Vision X Vortex LED Headlight anywhere without worrying. Every part of the headlight has been approved and certified by the DOT in all states. The 4x6" Vortex was designed to be used by any vehicle that currently has a 4x6" Factory Headlight, or has a custom fit 4x6" mounting area. One of the toughest challenges when engineering a vehicle light for a global market is dealing with so many different regulations and laws from all over the globe. Vision X wanted to make sure that any customer, no matter where they’re located, can enjoy their top-of-the-line LED Headlights worry free.
Founded in 1997, Vision X® is a worldwide manufacturer of premium HID, LED and Halogen lighting systems for various applications. Vision X lights and light bars are widely used on off-road trucks, ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles, boat towers, and many other vehicles. Made using the latest lighting technology, these lights are well-known for their unparalleled quality and exceptional performance. The company’s engineers are doing their best to improve their products and find ways to better serve customer needs. All Vision X lighting solutions undergo rigorous tests such as vibration testing, thermal testing, Isolux testing, and ingress protection testing to ensure they live up to the harshest conditions.