F-150 Retrofits

mblouir

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Somethings I would have done differently:

  • Not cheap Chinese lights. The OEM ones would have been worth the extra money honestly

Well worth the money!
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Let me know what y'all think. If anybody has any questions just let me know. I'll try and answer them the best I can. :tmc:

1. It sucks that you had problems with the Chinese lights. Maybe you're too strong for them? :dunno: Gotta be gentle, brah.

2. I actually bought that exact same dremel kit from Lowe's when I did mine. :lol: That kit is sweet! I've used it for some crazy things.

3. Truck looks sweet with them! Nice job! Sucks about the rotation issue....be careful adjusting the bulb shield--that's harder than it looks. At least it was for mine. I had to split one of my lights back open to fix it, as the bulb didn't give me enough room to actually bend the shield. Just a warning to be careful. :thumbs:









4. To give you guys an idea of the improved light output....here is a before/after of mine in the same spot (lower half of image). It will show how much of a difference the retrofit projectors make. In the lower two pictures, the camera was set up on a tripod on manual mode, and no adjustments were made to the camera between the shots. Retrofits were probably the second best mod I've done for my truck (behind my bedcover).

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Thanks Matt!

Yeah the lights have been a pain. The biggest complaint is that they came broken from EBAY. The one at least. The fogging issue is my biggest headache.

I'm gonna try the bulb shield first. Reason I haven't sold my old lights is so I can adjust them if need be. Can you bake them like usual? Or did you do less time or temp?
 

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