Best modifications under $50
10-10-2016, 03:57 PM
#7532
Lol nobody asked if you blind other drivers why are you automatically defending yourself?
Depends on the projector you are using FX4_2014F150. Which ones are you using? No reflective housing can produce the output of a quality projector.
Depends on the projector you are using FX4_2014F150. Which ones are you using? No reflective housing can produce the output of a quality projector.
My comparison is from a set of Morimoto Mini H1's with 5000K XB bulbs vs LED bulbs from 4x4truckleds. Both in the same truck, my 07 F150. I like the LEDs 100 times better.
10-10-2016, 04:21 PM
#7533
How's she goin' eh?
10-10-2016, 04:26 PM
#7534
F150 Owner Since 1999..
Headlight Blindspots - Projector 2014
Anyone have suggestions on small but bright lights and where to mount them without a light bar? Hmm.. Maybe these Eagle Eye LEDs can be placed to shine just right.
The fog lights shine further than the projectors but they're so dim they're kind of useless. Plus brush and grass block the weak beam. Suppose a fog light bulb upgrade there might help as well.
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10-10-2016, 04:34 PM
#7535
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Suppose that's gonna be the case for me too. I like extra lighting for sure but trying to avoid bolting on a bull bar or other light holder.
Anyone have suggestions on small but bright lights and where to mount them without a light bar? Hmm.. Maybe these Eagle Eye LEDs can be placed to shine just right.
The fog lights shine further than the projectors but they're so dim they're kind of useless. Plus brush and grass block the weak beam. Suppose a fog light bulb upgrade there might help as well.
Anyone have suggestions on small but bright lights and where to mount them without a light bar? Hmm.. Maybe these Eagle Eye LEDs can be placed to shine just right.
The fog lights shine further than the projectors but they're so dim they're kind of useless. Plus brush and grass block the weak beam. Suppose a fog light bulb upgrade there might help as well.
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10-10-2016, 04:49 PM
#7536
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Suppose that's gonna be the case for me too. I like extra lighting for sure but trying to avoid bolting on a bull bar or other light holder.
Anyone have suggestions on small but bright lights and where to mount them without a light bar? Hmm.. Maybe these Eagle Eye LEDs can be placed to shine just right.
The fog lights shine further than the projectors but they're so dim they're kind of useless. Plus brush and grass block the weak beam. Suppose a fog light bulb upgrade there might help as well.
Anyone have suggestions on small but bright lights and where to mount them without a light bar? Hmm.. Maybe these Eagle Eye LEDs can be placed to shine just right.
The fog lights shine further than the projectors but they're so dim they're kind of useless. Plus brush and grass block the weak beam. Suppose a fog light bulb upgrade there might help as well.
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10-10-2016, 07:42 PM
#7537
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10-10-2016, 07:53 PM
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Hey Gang, just a few dollars for much brighter lighting. I replaced my bolt on reverse lights with these inserted LED "Eagle Eye". No night pics but they appear at least 3x brighter than taillight reverse bulbs. (3/8" hole, greased to hold off rust, connected to wiring for removed lights.)
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(Sigh... Can't figure out multi pic downloading on iPad... Will add a few below. Will get a shot or two of them at night later...)
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(Sigh... Can't figure out multi pic downloading on iPad... Will add a few below. Will get a shot or two of them at night later...)
10-10-2016, 08:03 PM
#7539
I actually considered using some of those as "rock lights" under the truck but the 50 gauge wiring (I'm exaggerating) scares me a bit.
10-10-2016, 08:27 PM
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My bumper is always an option, I don't have reverse sensors, and from what I see, those would look very similar. I'd like to see some output photos at night before I'd drill the bumper though.
50 gauge wiring?!?!?!?! Ya may as well use a human hair!!!
