LitMiRaCle Dodge Challenger Headlights Bulbs, LED Headlamps Air Inserts Assembly Compatible with 2015-2020 Dodge Challenger, Plug and Play, Super Bright Red and White Lights(White, 2PCS)

I have a 2019 Challenger SXT. These fit perfectly in the factory headlights. I did not have to remove the bumper to install. However the passenger side was very challenging to install without removing the bumper. It’s a small space to maneuver through. I have had these a few months now and I can say that I love them. They are bright, clear, and have held up in the weather and all. The wiring harness attaches to the front side reflectors. The harness wires are a bit thin but I have not seen that to be an issue with operation.

These were super easy to install. I did not need to remove the headlights or the front bumper. Only issue was the left side. It was a snug fit and took some time moving a few things around to get it to fit. The lights are nice and bright. Wiring is easy to use as well. Seems like they will last a while.

These look great! Installation was pretty straightforward. I didn’t even need to remove the bumper. I just had to shift the cold air intake on the driver side and reposition the fuse box on the passenger side. The video was much more helpful than the paper instructions included in the package.

The installation process was a breeze! I appreciated not having to remove the bumper, with clever adjustments like unscrewing the wiper fluid reservoir and removing the air intake making the installation seamless. The wiring was straightforward, connecting to the passenger side reflector light. While some might prefer additional flexibility, like connecting to a source that stays on with the car, the simplicity of installation and potential cost savings make it a fair trade-off in my opinion. For those not needing color-changing capabilities, this product is perfect. After the initial setup, I'm impressed and give it a solid 5 out of 5. I'll be sure to update if any issues arise, but for now, it's a fantastic addition to my vehicle!

Installed on a 2016 Scat Pack Shaker with HID lights. Despite the lack of instructions, this is a fairly simple install. Pop the inlet covers off from the backside. Clean the area very well. Any dirt or debris will be visible through the clear inlet. Remove the plastic covers over the lights. Remove the screw that holds the washer fluid neck on the passenger side to make just enough room to squeeze the inlet tube in. Tight would be an understatement. Utilize the side marker on the passenger side to attach the pigtail wiring. Remove the air cleaner for the driver side. Do not over tighten the screws or they will break the plastic mounting surface. Use zip ties to tuck the wire along the backside of the grill. They are bright and look great. I've had them on for a week with no issues. If I have any, I'll update the review.

If you want to save a ton of money. And want the new style headlights like the 2023s. This is a really good investment. In my opinion, they look better than the factories. I actually took the factories off. And use these there. A lot brighter. Very easy to install plug and play. The only thing I wish you could do red or white instead of having to pick one color. But other than that they’re perfect.

Look pretty solid when you add it with the evil eyes cover too no need to remove bumper just move fuse box and unbolt top half of washer fluid and mov eit just enough to get it in there no need to do all that extra stuff the instructions say

As you may have noticed, most vendors charge an outrageous premium for simple cosmetic upgrades for our cars. But LitMiRaCle is selling this product that does the exact same thing, at a much lower price, and it even comes with its own wiring harness so no wire splicing is required. Most inlet tubes you find require you to splice into the factory wiring. This comes with a harness that connects to the sidemarker lights to power it. The downside however, is that it only comes on when the headlights or parking lights come on. I wanted mine to be on at all times, like when the Halo lights are on. So I wired mine custom to an ignition on power source. Its worth noting that ALL of the aftermarket Inlet light tubes I have seen only come on when the headlights are on if you install it how they ask. So this is not a con for this product as they all do the same thing. But if you want it to come on at all times when the car is on, you will need to wire it to an ignition power source or, alternatively, install a relay.