High Performance Headlights?
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Scott
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From: Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Scott's improvements are widely thought to be among the better custom assemblies being one-off made for the E-Series. He might link you to another site with several users who've been very happy with his products.
He's a bit bashful, doesn't like to toot his own horn!
He's a bit bashful, doesn't like to toot his own horn!
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From: Reynoldsburg, Ohio
Living in Ohio where snow and ice can be issues the cooler running LED headlights wouldn't work very well; incandescent sealed beam bulbs typically operate at temperatures that prevent or greatly reduce that build up.
That's just me---could be you're in a climate where the LED's would work great
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From: Bay Area
I bought some parts from Scott last year and his delivery is amazing! He talked with me on the phone, text, and email. Expect the best!
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HID's are 200% brighter than halogens and will light up the road but you will also blind every driver coming the other way and at night in the rain that might cause a problem, also every person that has to drive in front of you at night will want to pull behind you and stick their high beams up your ,,, .
May i suggest the PIAA Night Tech which is 65/55 watt, White 3600k, DOT legal, direct replacement, very highly rated and $70/pr..
PIAA | 9007 (HB5) Night Tech Bulb 65/55w 3600K, Twin Pack #10727
May i suggest the PIAA Night Tech which is 65/55 watt, White 3600k, DOT legal, direct replacement, very highly rated and $70/pr..
PIAA | 9007 (HB5) Night Tech Bulb 65/55w 3600K, Twin Pack #10727
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From: Germany
Living in Ohio where snow and ice can be issues the cooler running LED headlights wouldn't work very well; incandescent sealed beam bulbs typically operate at temperatures that prevent or greatly reduce that build up.
That's just me---could be you're in a climate where the LED's would work great
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From: Bay Area
Can post the link in your reply for the direct fit LEDs? I need 2 new head light assemblies. I may as well get a decent set and add the LEDs.
I live in the Bay Area. You could essentially drive without head lights here because there is so much light pollution. However, when I camp in the boonies, I need some good light. I have an aftermarket set bought on Ebay that is nearly worthless. The seller refunded me and let me keep them. I added a good set of head lamps and can be seen by other drivers. Put me on a dark road and it's not so good.
I live in the Bay Area. You could essentially drive without head lights here because there is so much light pollution. However, when I camp in the boonies, I need some good light. I have an aftermarket set bought on Ebay that is nearly worthless. The seller refunded me and let me keep them. I added a good set of head lamps and can be seen by other drivers. Put me on a dark road and it's not so good.
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