Are they worth the money? I have a 1998 ford explorer XLT and I want some new headlights.
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my son put them on, he thinks they are great, our old lights were so glazed over from age it was hard to see (270,000 miles)
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These headlights are actually very easy to install. When removing the old lights, pay attention as to the removal and install the new ones using the same procedures. good luck !
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I have them on my frontier. They are very bright at night. I replaced the stock fog lights with these and they are blinding in comparison. In the day you can clearly see they are on.
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I have an 05 F150 4x4 and I love my lights. They fit great, they are a bit dim, but nothing a new higher powered 1157 led couldn't take care of. But over all I love my lights, the look, they really give a small but big update to the vehicle.Hope this helped!
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I didn't have any and I recommend you pay for install. $75 and let them have headache. ALOT of custom cuts behind dash for radio to fit. If you negotiate well you can get them to do your headlights too.
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These should fit ur headlights fine. U always want them a bit bigger then the actual bulb so the halos lay behinde the actual globe.However i do advise u to look up ur car an make sure there not a sealed headlight before takeing everything apart.
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I got them and they come with bulbs for the headlights. The turn signal bulbs you'll have to take the old ones and plug those in
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Yes, the price is for the pair, and I installed them on my 2006 E90, but during installation, I noticed one side's angel eyes did not work, and the other sides turn signal lights didn't work; so I returned them.
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I bought them, they were flood. I bought a trailer plug extension, stripped the ends off, and made them into my reverse lights. I highly recommend these. If you'd like to see the results and sight of this beam, visit my instagram, alex_coble on there there will be a picture of one installed. Later I will post a better one. If you don't get around to that, I'd still recommend these if you're going for the flood beam!
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They are great! So much better than stock. They have a reflective back. The turn signals don't have a reflective back but it doesn't matter. I'd recommend HID's with them too. Looks amazing like that.
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I don't know if one can this question. What I mean is that we all have different driving habits and what is "standard" for me maybe sub-standard or more than standard for others. I may drive much less in darkness than you do so my headlights will not be in use as much. The OSRAM packaging states the lifetime will be about half of a standard bulb. Be advised that the still working Hella H4 halogen bulbs (standard) that I changed out in Feb of this year, were installed in 1995! Yes, I keep my cars for a LONG time. I wanted a brighter, whiter light and I am very satisfied with the OSRAMS. So, if my "standard" Hellas lasted for 19 years and the OSRAMS are rated to last about half that I should get 10 +/- years of life from these bulbs. Will I? Stay tuned, I'll let you know. I hope I have helped you. Good luck.
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Yeah I think they would be perfect for your truck with the tinted headlight casings as long as the tint aren't that dark. With you getting the 5000k I think you won't have any problem and I think they would shine through those tints with no problem and give your truck a more definitive look that you are looking for. Write me or email back to let me know and how it turns out and send me some pics. Darrius96@hotmatil.com
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I got them on my 06 2500HD Silverado they look awesome, you will have to saw off the plastic divider between headlights. Have them for over a year now still looking the same.
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No they do not, I spoke with the company about this, they do not support that feature on these headlights. If you like the look of the blacked out head lights with the halo, you can do the black head light mod, google it. It is an involved process and it can become pretty pricey if you start adding things in there.
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Yes, they most definitely will, Mitsubishi head lights don't actually change until the 2005 and up models. Enjoy :)
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Yes, those are really good and bright. I installed them on an unmarked unit and they worked great. The only problem were the cables that were too short other than that they are great.
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You can use the old ones from the stock headlights. But be warned the high beams in these projector headlights are terrible. I strongly advise just dealing with your stock headlights or buying new of the same stock headlights... Hope this helps