C8 2020-2026 Corvette Stingray Engine Bay Custom LED Lighting Kit - Rechargeable
C8 Corvette Coupe RGB Engine Bay LED Lighting Kit (Rechargeable) - Stingray Only
Self-Powered Lighting | Bluetooth or Key Fob Control
Light up your engine bay with ease using our rechargeable RGB LED lighting kit, designed specifically for the C8 Corvette Coupe (2020–2026 models). This fully self-contained system is powered by a rechargeable 12V lithium-ion battery, offering 6–7 hours of continuous runtime—no wiring to your vehicle required.
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⚠️ This product is not compatible with the C8 Z06.
What’s Included:
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2 × 24" waterproof, black-backed LED strips
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Rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack
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USB-compatible battery recharging unit
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Bluetooth or key fob controller (choose at checkout)
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Complete installation instructions
All components are black for a stealthy OEM-style appearance, unlike other kits that use visible white components. This ensures your lighting blends cleanly into your engine bay when not in use.
🔷 Bluetooth App Controller
Our new bluetooth controller is an upgraded unit that also comes with a credit card size handheld remote in case you dont want to use the APP to control your lights.
- Color wheel with brightness slider to control to pick any color and brightness you want
- 7 color breath function
- 7 color jump function
- Fade and strobe functions in all colors
- 7 color heartbeat and gradient functions
- Play music from your phone files or use the microphone to control leds
- Timer function to shut off leds
- Custom programs you can set up.
- Operation guide on app
Why Choose This Kit?
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No wiring needed – completely battery-powered
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Can be used with the car off or in motion
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Sleek, all-black components for a clean, integrated look
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Installs easily and removes just as quickly for recharging
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Ideal for show displays, meets, and daily admiration
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is my personal information kept private? Is it safe to use my credit card?
A: Yes, your personal information is kept private and it is safe to use your credit card.
Q: How much will shipping cost?
A: Unfortunately, the cost of shipping is a real expense. Our goal is to minimize your shipping costs. Shipping is calculated at checkout based on the items in your cart and will be displayed prior to you placing an order. Please note that oversized items may be subject to additional charges, which will be noted on the product page.
Q: How do I track my order?
A: Once your order ships, you will receive a tracking notification via email. You are not required to purchase, download or use the Route app to track your order - this is an optional feature of the Route Package Protection service.
Q: Can someone outside of the United States place an order?
A: Yes, we are happy to provide worldwide service for our customers. Your shipping charges will be calculated during the checkout process. Customs and duty fees are the responsibility of the buyer.
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