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If you don't already, you should get one of those Headlight Harness upgrades like the one LMC has to distribute the power from the switch to the relays. Very easy to install.
I used these lenses (They also sell round). Good quality, steel back with glass front. Used a HID kit with them and they are great compared to sealed beam
Summer Project: 1971 VW Baja 1600DP
Driver: 1987 F250 super cab/long bed 6.9/ZF5/2wd, 3.55 LS Sterling 10.25 rear
Project: 1979 F250 super cab/long bed built 460/Stage 2 shift kit C6/2wd, 4.10 open D60 rear
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What Jameson has done, is buy another hole in the space/time continuum that will consume money and time, yet take up space. A true modern conundrum of Physics
I used Silverstar headlights. They're super bright and a direct replacement. They just look like headlights though. They don't have the cool gimmicky halo.
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Alan Fenstermaker
'79 F-150 300-6, 4 spd. 4x4
I used these lenses (They also sell round). Good quality, steel back with glass front. Used a HID kit with them and they are great compared to sealed beam
Aren't these to big for out trucks?
Thought ours took 7x5 lights.
Nope. 8x6 fits. Only problem is the glass is slightly thicker then a stock, so you need longer screws for the trim piece that holds the lens in
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Summer Project: 1971 VW Baja 1600DP
Driver: 1987 F250 super cab/long bed 6.9/ZF5/2wd, 3.55 LS Sterling 10.25 rear
Project: 1979 F250 super cab/long bed built 460/Stage 2 shift kit C6/2wd, 4.10 open D60 rear
Quote:
What Jameson has done, is buy another hole in the space/time continuum that will consume money and time, yet take up space. A true modern conundrum of Physics
I've been using 8x6 for as long as I've had my truck.
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Summer Project: 1971 VW Baja 1600DP
Driver: 1987 F250 super cab/long bed 6.9/ZF5/2wd, 3.55 LS Sterling 10.25 rear
Project: 1979 F250 super cab/long bed built 460/Stage 2 shift kit C6/2wd, 4.10 open D60 rear
Quote:
What Jameson has done, is buy another hole in the space/time continuum that will consume money and time, yet take up space. A true modern conundrum of Physics
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