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05-11-2014, 02:40 PM
#1571
TRS is what you want.
Anything else is garbage.
Anything else is garbage.
05-12-2014, 02:29 AM
#1572
So, I intend on replacing my fogs with something else, the stock ones BLOW. I had PnP kits in my past vehicles (yea yea, I know. I aimed them down pretty low to try and compensate and didn't get any flashes) After some reading around there is actually a purpose to the 3000K fogs, it works better then regular apparently and I would like to try that out. Best option to go with? I would mainly like to buy something and its just a quick changeover or install, might even go PnP again for fogs..
05-12-2014, 02:30 AM
#1573
[ would suggest looking at the 9w led lights. They come already encased and you can just open up your fog lights, mount them inside and seal them back up. I'll get the link for you tomorrow if your interested, they come in 3k or 6k.
QUOTE="RichyJ;3485040"]So, I intend on replacing my fogs with something else, the stock ones BLOW. I had PnP kits in my past vehicles (yea yea, I know. I aimed them down pretty low to try and compensate and didn't get any flashes) After some reading around there is actually a purpose to the 3000K fogs, it works better then regular apparently and I would like to try that out. Best option to go with? I would mainly like to buy something and its just a quick changeover or install, might even go PnP again for fogs..[/QUOTE]
I would suggest looking at the 9w led lights. They come already encased and you can just open up your fog lights, mount them inside and seal them back up. I'll get the link for you tomorrow if your interested, they come in 3k or 6k.
QUOTE="RichyJ;3485040"]So, I intend on replacing my fogs with something else, the stock ones BLOW. I had PnP kits in my past vehicles (yea yea, I know. I aimed them down pretty low to try and compensate and didn't get any flashes) After some reading around there is actually a purpose to the 3000K fogs, it works better then regular apparently and I would like to try that out. Best option to go with? I would mainly like to buy something and its just a quick changeover or install, might even go PnP again for fogs..[/QUOTE]
I would suggest looking at the 9w led lights. They come already encased and you can just open up your fog lights, mount them inside and seal them back up. I'll get the link for you tomorrow if your interested, they come in 3k or 6k.
05-12-2014, 03:10 PM
#1574
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Projector head lights and LED tail lights
I recently purchased these projector headlights with the LED/halos and the LED tail lights from ipex motoring. The head lights look great in the truck and were easy to install but the H1 projector lights were not bright what so ever. In fact it was extremely hard to see at night. I replaced the bulb with a 6000k hyper white LED bulb and it didn't seem to help at all. The tail lights also look nice and light up well but didn't sit flush against the bed like the stock light do. They stick out a little to far for me. I will say that the customer service at ipex motoring was great. They had no problems taking them back. I really like the look of the halos ... any suggestions on a good bright headlight assembly for my 06 F150
05-12-2014, 03:32 PM
#1575
I recently purchased these projector headlights with the LED/halos and the LED tail lights from ipex motoring. The head lights look great in the truck and were easy to install but the H1 projector lights were not bright what so ever. In fact it was extremely hard to see at night. I replaced the bulb with a 6000k hyper white LED bulb and it didn't seem to help at all. The tail lights also look nice and light up well but didn't sit flush against the bed like the stock light do. They stick out a little to far for me. I will say that the customer service at ipex motoring was great. They had no problems taking them back. I really like the look of the halos ... any suggestions on a good bright headlight assembly for my 06 F150
Good job returnin' them thangs - theys be indeed nuffin' great on output.
Give this here feller a shout: https://www.f150forum.com/f61/fs-200...id-kit-251322/
He can make a set fer y'all, if'n ye don't want to try to retrofit a pair yerself (many have done so, though).
Good source of components and systems here: www.theretrofitsource.com
Know-how vidyas here: https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...fitsource&sm=1
Excellent HID forum here: www.hidplanet.com
best of luck!
Bad Ol' Bubba the Bipolar Bastige
05-17-2014, 10:07 AM
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Thanks MGD
Howdy & Welcome thar, Tim!
Good job returnin' them thangs - theys be indeed nuffin' great on output.
Give this here feller a shout: https://www.f150forum.com/f61/fs-200...id-kit-251322/
He can make a set fer y'all, if'n ye don't want to try to retrofit a pair yerself (many have done so, though).
Good source of components and systems here: www.theretrofitsource.com
Know-how vidyas here: https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...fitsource&sm=1
Excellent HID forum here: www.hidplanet.com
best of luck!
Bad Ol' Bubba the Bipolar Bastige
Good job returnin' them thangs - theys be indeed nuffin' great on output.
Give this here feller a shout: https://www.f150forum.com/f61/fs-200...id-kit-251322/
He can make a set fer y'all, if'n ye don't want to try to retrofit a pair yerself (many have done so, though).
Good source of components and systems here: www.theretrofitsource.com
Know-how vidyas here: https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...fitsource&sm=1
Excellent HID forum here: www.hidplanet.com
best of luck!
Bad Ol' Bubba the Bipolar Bastige
05-19-2014, 06:46 PM
#1578
Senior Member
For all of you retrofit guys, if the headlight housing is already vented from the factory, are additional holes needed after doing a retrofit and installing 55w HIDs?
05-19-2014, 06:48 PM
#1579
You'll want additional venting. But its not *necessary *.
05-19-2014, 06:49 PM
#1580
Senior Member
