To those looking for black headlights...
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From: Tyler, Texas
Originally posted by eposey
To answer some questions...
I haven't driven at night with them yet so I can't tell ya how good they are at night.
That is the Street Scene speed grille on the main grille
My bumper is a Street Scene Gen 3 with street scene speed grille
I am gettin ready to go snap some pics in the daylight for you all. Don't poke fun at the truck though because its dirty as hell.
To answer some questions...
I haven't driven at night with them yet so I can't tell ya how good they are at night.
That is the Street Scene speed grille on the main grille
My bumper is a Street Scene Gen 3 with street scene speed grille
I am gettin ready to go snap some pics in the daylight for you all. Don't poke fun at the truck though because its dirty as hell.
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From: Indiana
Originally posted by 00XLSportV6
you would'nt happen to have a link for those.
you would'nt happen to have a link for those.
I highly recommend that site, they have excellent service and some of the best prices around.
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From: louisiana
How do these lights compare to the apc projector lights. Do you have to take the entire grill shell off to put them on. And how do they work at night. do they have a better light output than the APCs. And for future information APC is a bunch of crap, i regret every buying these.
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From: Indiana
I couldn't tell you anything about the APC's. I have a "No-APC Rule" on my truck 
The light output is good, I need to re-aim the headlights though because I have them pointing straight down on the road.
Installation takes about 15 minutes at the most. Maybe a little more if you have never done it before. All you have to do is pull up the clips on the headlights, pull them out, then take out the screw on the corners. Just put the bulbs in the new ones and plug them back into the wiring harness.
I am going to get some of the Silver Star corner bulbs because I don't like the big amber factory bulb in there.
The light output is good, I need to re-aim the headlights though because I have them pointing straight down on the road.
Installation takes about 15 minutes at the most. Maybe a little more if you have never done it before. All you have to do is pull up the clips on the headlights, pull them out, then take out the screw on the corners. Just put the bulbs in the new ones and plug them back into the wiring harness.
I am going to get some of the Silver Star corner bulbs because I don't like the big amber factory bulb in there.
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From: Miami / NYC
Use either osram diadem or philips silvervision bulbs. They are coated so that they are silver and do not reflect orange on the inside of the light, but they light up orange.
Looks good and doesnt attract police attention.
Looks good and doesnt attract police attention.
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From: Indiana
Originally posted by lifeguardjoe
LOL as long as your spending money on the truck.
LOL as long as your spending money on the truck.
I am 19, work 40 hours a week, live at home, don't have a girlfriend, so all I spend my money on is beer and my truck. I have done everything you see on it since May.
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From: Titusville, FL
Originally posted by eposey
Thats all I spend my money on
I am 19, work 40 hours a week, live at home, don't have a girlfriend, so all I spend my money on is beer and my truck. I have done everything you see on it since May.
Thats all I spend my money on
I am 19, work 40 hours a week, live at home, don't have a girlfriend, so all I spend my money on is beer and my truck. I have done everything you see on it since May.