**Projector Retrofit Questions**
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Yes they can. But it will be more difficult than if you used L housings.
This is ford4life's retrofit in his Visteon housings
The lines are an earlier version of "squirrel spotters". They are designed to refract a little bit of light vertical to light up road signs and animal eyes. While only one line crosses through the projector beam, it wont bother the beam pattern.
This is ford4life's retrofit in his Visteon housings
The lines are an earlier version of "squirrel spotters". They are designed to refract a little bit of light vertical to light up road signs and animal eyes. While only one line crosses through the projector beam, it wont bother the beam pattern.
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35W 5000K? Vs. 55W 4300K?
Comments? Concerns? Better?
And I like Ford4Life's PTM housings...Thinking about doing that possibly, White obviously, unless yall think the Tan may look better/different since I have that 2 tone paint job?
Comments? Concerns? Better?
And I like Ford4Life's PTM housings...Thinking about doing that possibly, White obviously, unless yall think the Tan may look better/different since I have that 2 tone paint job?
Last edited by Smitha6; 08-16-2011 at 12:55 PM. Reason: adding
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If you decide on PTM, I think white would look better. You could also disassemble the projectors and paint the cutoff shield for added effect (see below)
5000K drivers side, 4300K pax side
Now keep in mind your headlights are made top-quality. So they use whats called PermaSeal. It is a pain in the butt to open.
#22
Cool, the 5000K does look good and would flow with the truck.
White PTM is what I was thinking, just thought I'd ask about the tan.
How hard is it to paint the cutoff shield? I'm wondering now if I'd need to paint the shrouds to match it if leaving them chrome would be fine...
I really appreciate all the help guys!
White PTM is what I was thinking, just thought I'd ask about the tan.
How hard is it to paint the cutoff shield? I'm wondering now if I'd need to paint the shrouds to match it if leaving them chrome would be fine...
I really appreciate all the help guys!
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I would...but I'm not too mechanically inclined so I don't wanna mess anything up. However my Grandpa or a family friend MIGHT be able too. But still, know any places?
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Lightwerkz services link>>> http://shop.lightwerkz.net/faq.php?cID=5
Sickhids contact info>>> http://www.sickhids.com/contactus.htm
Might be best to contact them for expectations,exceptions and lead times.....I'm not recommending them....I'm just providing you with the links.....
Take care.....
Sickhids contact info>>> http://www.sickhids.com/contactus.htm
Might be best to contact them for expectations,exceptions and lead times.....I'm not recommending them....I'm just providing you with the links.....
Take care.....
Last edited by 88racing; 08-16-2011 at 11:31 PM.
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Are these two basically the same? I'm trying to compare prices, instillation, etc...
Light Werkz Complete FXR Bixenon Projector Retrofit Kit Stage 1
http://shop.lightwerkz.net/product_i...products_id=56
The Retrofit Source Bi-xenon FX-R Stage III Kit
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...ac90l5mh4vqbqf
Light Werkz Complete FXR Bixenon Projector Retrofit Kit Stage 1
http://shop.lightwerkz.net/product_i...products_id=56
The Retrofit Source Bi-xenon FX-R Stage III Kit
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...ac90l5mh4vqbqf