Oracle Colorshift Headlights Installed with pics

[Ky_bronco_sport]

Here’s a pic of our Bronco Sport with the Oracle Colorshift led halo and drl kit

 

[AllTerrain]

Does the light pulse to the music you're listening to??

Pretty snazzy haven't seen anything like that before the blue looks nice

 

[NVSport]

Very cool, what’s involved in the install?

 

[Ky_bronco_sport]

Does the light pulse to the music you're listening to??

Pretty snazzy haven't seen anything like that before the blue looks nice

It can pulse to music, strobe, fade or be solid

 

[Ky_bronco_sport]

Very cool, what’s involved in the install?

You have to remove the front bumper and grill to remove headlights. The headlights do have to be cut to remove the original leds and install these

 

[AndyMac204]

now thats fun!

 

[bjbena]

Here’s a pic of our Bronco Sport with the Oracle Colorshift led halo and drl kit

That's pretty cool. Not something I would personally undertake on $800+ headlights, but cool nonetheless.

 

[SWUKU]

Very cool ?
I like the blue, red, and green best.
Unfortunately they're illegal in Kentucky (since 2017).
And flashing / strobe is especially prohibited.
But would look good at a field party with a bonfire.

 

[jazzdab]

Here’s a pic of our Bronco Sport with the Oracle Colorshift led halo and drl kit

I like the blue and the yellow with Area 51. Does it have a warm white and/or cool white setting?

 

[Ky_bronco_sport]

I like the blue and the yellow with Area 51. Does it have a warm white and/or cool white setting?

yes there is a soft white to mimic the factory drl

 

[GoatsyBanks]

Just watched the install video. That is commitment.

Bravo!

 

[greenlaker]

Those look fun, but unfortunately they are generally not legal for use on public roads here in the US. Make sure you check KY's laws before using them.

KENTUCKY:

• Flashing and rotating lights are prohibited, but may be used in an emergency
• Blue lights are strictly permitted
• Make sure there are no red lights from the front of your car
• You may want to avoid using red or green aftermarket or underglow lights so you won’t get confused for an emergency vehicle.
• All lights that are visible from the front of your car must be either white or amber
• All lights that are visible from the back of your car must either be white, amber or red
• To be safe, keep your underglow to white and amber colors and make sure they’re not directly visible.

(from https://www.oznium.com/blog/what-are-the-us-lighting-laws/)

 

[Swampyg8tor]

How are you liking these Oracle lights? I’m considering getting them for mine as well and getting them installed by a shop. However, I’m hesitant about them not being sealed well and any other issues that I may encounter. It’s just the overthinker in me. But would love your feedback since you have them installed

 

[RSH]

I've seen those headlights on a Chrysler 300 on the freeway a couple of weeks ago, that car also had wheel lights and under carriage lights.
Quite the sight at night with all the color changes that were going on.
Not sure if the Highway Patrol would like it, but it was entertaining while driving next to it.

 

[Ky_bronco_sport]

We have had 0 issues with them and they work as designed. I had them installed by an audio install professional as he had the tools and attention to detail to get a clean cut and seal. I used silicone ii to get a good reseal after the install and let it cure overnight before reinstalling the headlights. From his conversations with tech support, this was the first public install of the product. There were no instructions included and he sent pictures of each step to Oracle to hopefully develop an installation guide

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