frkrican2004

My bulb had a screw black tip on it. Not sure if it was shipping but i unscrewed it. Yes driver is in housing

Vycor

That screw is on there for a reason... I wouldn't unscrew that just to make it fit. I'd either buy a bulb that fits or take a file and enlarge the whole slightly for the aftermarket bulb.

Monoseanism

Sorry if it’s a bit off-topic, but I contacted ANZO about when they might release the headlights for the new 2018 F150, I took a screenshot.

Jon Diethelm

My bulbs had a tip on them that made them too deep to fit in the projector housing. I had to modify it to fit. Diameter wise I had to finagle them the right way to get them in but eventually I did without modification to the opening.

Ramjm_2000

What brand?

Jon Diethelm

This is the same thing mine had. No idea what it was for, doesn't look structural.

These Hikari's off Amazon:

If I remember correctly, the Anzo's were H7's? I have used this brand on several trucks and had zero concerns with them. I did modify the housing to get the Ballast outside of the Housing.

osxi

Got my Anzos in the mail today along with some Lumen LED bulbs from CARiD. Do you guys think I'm OK installing the bulbs with the drivers inside of the housing (if they even fit) or should I just wait for the 83mm boots I have coming tomorrow from 4x4truckleds.com? Of course I'll modify the boots to run the drivers on the outside but... Look, I'm excited.

remltr

Patience Grasshopper.

I can attest to the fact that putting the driver in the housing will eventually cook your led's. Don't do it.

Grab a fifth of Jack Daniels and drink yourself silly. Sober up and the boots will have arrived.

osxi

OK I'll wait! Consider it done- I'm at the bar watching the Astros wooooohooooooo!

carrierj

Yes, remltr is right. I can attest to burning up some diodes also.

Also watching the Astros!