Cheapest website to order HIDs? And what kind?
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HIDs don't belong on a truck as big as yours, you are going to blind the living hell out of oncoming traffic. At the very least, you should use some projectors of some sort to cut down on the glare. Check out my gallery for examples of a proper HID retro-fit.
Your truck looks badass btw! Love it. Don't ruin it with the ricer lights.
Your truck looks badass btw! Love it. Don't ruin it with the ricer lights.
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Don't go through DDM, I ordered and received their product and returned it as soon as I opened the box to look inside. Quality is bad and one of the bulbs was broken(which was not the reason i sent them back, I realize accidents happen in shipping).
If you decide against HID's because of everyone's "blinding" warnings, I'd go with the Philips X-treme Power +80% bulbs, which are what i ended up going with for now until I bit the bullet and do a retrofit. I'm very happy with the performance of these bulbs. I've had Silverstars and was very unimpressed. They just produced a different color light and are notorious for short life spans. I had GE Nighthawks in my mustang and liked those also, but Philips are the best I've experienced.
If you decide against HID's because of everyone's "blinding" warnings, I'd go with the Philips X-treme Power +80% bulbs, which are what i ended up going with for now until I bit the bullet and do a retrofit. I'm very happy with the performance of these bulbs. I've had Silverstars and was very unimpressed. They just produced a different color light and are notorious for short life spans. I had GE Nighthawks in my mustang and liked those also, but Philips are the best I've experienced.
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If you decide against HID's because of everyone's "blinding" warnings, I'd go with the Philips X-treme Power +80% bulbs, which are what i ended up going with for now until I bit the bullet and do a retrofit. I'm very happy with the performance of these bulbs. I've had Silverstars and was very unimpressed. They just produced a different color light and are notorious for short life spans. I had GE Nighthawks in my mustang and liked those also, but Philips are the best I've experienced.
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Don't go through DDM, I ordered and received their product and returned it as soon as I opened the box to look inside. Quality is bad and one of the bulbs was broken(which was not the reason i sent them back, I realize accidents happen in shipping).
If you decide against HID's because of everyone's "blinding" warnings, I'd go with the Philips X-treme Power +80% bulbs, which are what i ended up going with for now until I bit the bullet and do a retrofit. I'm very happy with the performance of these bulbs. I've had Silverstars and was very unimpressed. They just produced a different color light and are notorious for short life spans. I had GE Nighthawks in my mustang and liked those also, but Philips are the best I've experienced.
If you decide against HID's because of everyone's "blinding" warnings, I'd go with the Philips X-treme Power +80% bulbs, which are what i ended up going with for now until I bit the bullet and do a retrofit. I'm very happy with the performance of these bulbs. I've had Silverstars and was very unimpressed. They just produced a different color light and are notorious for short life spans. I had GE Nighthawks in my mustang and liked those also, but Philips are the best I've experienced.
Thanks for all the help guys!
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I think if you do a retrofit and aim them properly, HID's will be alright, but it is not recommended to do it to lifted trucks. Many here argue that it is not considerate to do it to stock height trucks even.