Replacement Headlights
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Joined: Dec 2011
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Sorry but@Jimmy's Pilot Service ... one has to admit, not many 99-03 members have a private aircraft to the left, and a Class A diesel pusher motorhome to the right, of their 7.3L in their garages.
That's not a man cave. That's a Man Canyon.
Talk about go anywhere, any kind of way.
Dayum.
Ok, back to headlights...
FTE Leadership Emeritus
Joined: May 2014
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From: Lake Hartwell, GA
FTN and I have talked offline about a second version (FTN LED v2.0) of the headlight he has created, but as he mentioned there has been no real need so far. At one point I was very interested in attempting to duplicate a set of the FTN headlights, but backed off since I rarely drive my truck in hours of darkness.
As anyone can see (pun intended), there are many options available with prices and time involved all over the map. Having options is a good thing!
As anyone can see (pun intended), there are many options available with prices and time involved all over the map. Having options is a good thing!
More Turbo
Joined: Sep 2018
Posts: 543
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From: UT
Give it a shot...only $40. I drive through a deer/elk herd migration trail on my way to work.....see at least 2 new ones a day sleeping soundly. The white light reflects on the deer and gives it much more visibility from farther away.
Had to add LED fogs (amber) for snow driving.....not a fan of the Millennium Falcon effect in blizzards. haha
Laughing Gas
Joined: Nov 2020
Posts: 988
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From: Republic of Texas
Look at Riffraff I think I paid about $325 for the lights and the new pig tails. and got the clips and screws at Lowes for a few bucks as I wanted the black pan-head screws and they had them.
Cargo Master
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 2,500
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From: South Carolina
It looks like my headlight budget must grow , as I will not be satisfied unless it has the "right" look to me.
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