[69MyWay]

Hey guys...I have an overstock of Killer Light

http://www.mcspeed.homestead.com/Our_Products.html

Precision Machined brackets.

While these supplies last, I am running a blow out sale.

$25 plus $5 (USPS Priority shipping) for the BRACKETS ONLY - no hardware.

See the picture below for the hardware items you would need to supply:

bolts/nuts
washer
spacers (which can be cut down from a tube or stacked with washers to get 3/4")
bumpstops (90 degree aluminum or steel bracket)
rivets

You can either go to GMparts direct for the one stop shopping part number on the electronic pieces, or work through your local dealer for new ones. A lot of guys are having a ton of success cruising ebay and the forums picking up used parts.

Drop me a PM if you are interested for payment and shipping instructions.

 

[The Torch]

That's a good deal for all the C3 folks

 

[Guru 4 Hire]

I have been planning on buying this stuff for awhile. Can I still get the whole 99 dollar kit?

 

[69MyWay]

I have been planning on buying this stuff for awhile. Can I still get the whole 99 dollar kit?

Yep - just let me know either way.

 

[saudivette]

I have been planning on buying this stuff for awhile...

Bloody good setup and pretty easy to install :thumbsup:

Vacuum sux :crazy:

 

[matchframe]

Do you have a link for the electronic parts with GMParts direct?

 

[saudivette]

I don't have the link sorry. I picked up 2 Firebird motors and the control module from eBay and a C4 headlight switch from Ecklers. Chris got the pigtails for me from GMpartsdirect. Did you check on his website for the numbers?

 

[saudivette]

This is from Chris's website. For a full kit:
http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results.cfm?singlepart=1&partnumber=pkit1

Individual components:
GM part # for new actuators Left 16516653 Right 16516654

Headlight Control Module- 1990-1996 Vette GM part #16521297

1984-1989 Corvette headlight switch GM part # 1995257

New GM replacement Connector # Large- 12102775 Small- 12102776

 

[matchframe]

This is from Chris's website. For a full kit:
http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results.cfm?singlepart=1&partnumber=pkit1

Individual components:
GM part # for new actuators Left 16516653 Right 16516654

Headlight Control Module- 1990-1996 Vette GM part #16521297

1984-1989 Corvette headlight switch GM part # 1995257

New GM replacement Connector # Large- 12102775 Small- 12102776

I really appreciate it!!! I have the hardware, but no electronics yet.

Thanks again!! :thumbsup:

 

[saudivette]

No probs, it's nice to be able to put a bit back INTO the forum instead of me asking the quetions all the time :thumbsup:

 

[69MyWay]

All orders placed on Friday 7/20 have been packed and are rolling out USPS Saturday 7/21.

Any orders made Saturday/Sunday 7/21-22 will go out first thing on Monday 7/23.

All orders are shipped USPS PRIORITY - so you will get your package within a few days.

Thanks guys

 

[big2bird]

Okay. What is this stuff?

 

[saudivette]

Okay. What is this stuff?

Hey Jeff, it's a kit made by Chris McDonald to convert the C3 vacuum headlight to electrickery. You can check it out here: http://www.mcspeed.homestead.com/Our_Products.html

I've converted mine and they work a treat. No more chasing bloody vacuum leaks!

 

[Strider]

I've converted mine and they work a treat. No more chasing bloody vacuum leaks!

If you have a good working stock setup what is the advantage of going this route???
Big weight savings?
What would a complete cost be for this conversion??
Again Why go to the trouble??

 

[69MyWay]

If you have a good working stock setup what is the advantage of going this route???
Big weight savings?
What would a complete cost be for this conversion??
Again Why go to the trouble??

:crazy:

That's like asking...why install EFI over a carb?

Why go to a 18" rim when you could have a 17" rim?



Why repaint the car red it was originally black?

Why replace the stock steering - brakes - springs, gauges, clutch.......

The truth is the total cost is under $700 to replace everything NEW, and well under $300 if replaced with uses - ebay, etc.

If you count the weight of the vacuum can on the early sharks (that can removed once this is installed) - is is almost half the weight of a full stock system.

It can be repaired/serviced anywhere late model Corvette headlight actuator parts are sold (any GM dealer - with parts in stock).

It is a natural progress of the VETTE rod and moving away from things that have to be in near perfect mechanical order (vacuum system) to function right.

 

[mrvette]

If you have a good working stock setup what is the advantage of going this route???
Big weight savings?
What would a complete cost be for this conversion??
Again Why go to the trouble??

Cause the lights snap to attention like a dick to Mae West....(remember HER)...

instead of drooping around trying hard to get it up....at the site of some bar hag.....


:laughing: :rolling: :cheers:

 

[vfpreacher111]

Do you guys have a way to put the whole kit together for purchase ? Switches actuators etc. ?

Anything for the "windshield wiper" door ? 69 has it vacuum actuated.



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[DR.Jay]

Cause the lights snap to attention like a dick to Mae West....(remember HER)...

instead of drooping around trying hard to get it up....at the site of some bar hag.....


:laughing: :rolling: :cheers:

:rolling:

Mae West :hump:

 

[mrvette]

:rolling:

Mae West :hump:

:rolling: :rolling: 'Come on up and SEE me sometime, 'Big Boy'".....

that damn broad could accent sexuality with a line and a wink something the modern hollywood hookers couldn't do if they tried on their BEST day today....


U must be an olde phardt....

I"m age 63, and Mae West predates ME by what 30 years??:cheers:

 

[69MyWay]

Do you guys have a way to put the whole kit together for purchase ? Switches actuators etc. ?

Anything for the "windshield wiper" door ? 69 has it vacuum actuated.

Yes - but is usually better to pick up the parts from you local deal in the rare case there is any electronic problem. I can't save you any money there either since I don't get a wholesale price on the GM parts to pass on.

I can walk you through a wiper door if you go that route. I have converted several of them - its really no big deal to do, as it follows the same electronics as the headlights.