BroganF150

Riding In The South

About Me

  • About BroganF150
    Location
    Myrtle Beach
    Gender
    Male
  • My Truck
    Make
    Ford
    Model
    F150
    Year
    2012
    Engine
    5.0L
  • Signature
    2012 FX4 5.0L

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  • Last Activity: Oct 29, 2017 08:02 PM
  • Join Date: Feb 4, 2008

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  1. SinCityFX4
    Jan 3, 2009 01:51 AM - permalink
    Yeah, it has high and low. Although without the correct housing the highs are very scattered. I ordered some new housings that are black inside and hopefully it will help. I am putting up some pics and vid link in the build thread so everyone can see.
  2. SinCityFX4
    Jan 2, 2009 01:55 AM - permalink
    The Bi-Xenon is a high and low beam and the kit should come with the harness/relay so you don't use the power through the OEM and fry it. If not, they are on ebay for like 20-40 buck. I got the kit from HIDdepot on amazon for like 150. They look awesome. I was a easy install, but I complicate things cause I refuse to drill or cut the truck so I utilize existing holes/bolts only.
  3. pcart23
    Jan 1, 2009 06:36 PM - permalink
    To tell u the truth man I have no idea
  4. pcart23
    Dec 31, 2008 09:37 PM - permalink
    the right one is on the frame I think and the other one is on the side right in frog of the air filter Ill shoot u a pic when I get back from Colorado
  5. pcart23
    Dec 25, 2008 11:11 PM - permalink
    Yea the only bad thing about them is they dont have high beams which some times i want them going up to the camp and stuff but there are really bright so its not that much of a loss for how bright they are.
  6. cole_ford
    Dec 22, 2008 06:23 PM - permalink
    yes, the upper ball joint is mounted in the upper control arm. but with moog, if you need to change the ball joint ever again, its just press the old one out and new one in. But some brands dont have grease zerks on the balljoints themselves.
  7. cole_ford
    Dec 21, 2008 01:12 PM - permalink
    Absolutley. The tool I rented was rented from Advance Auto Parts. I think it was like 150-200 bucks. I paid full price, and got all my money back the next day when I was done. But some places allow you rent by the day, for like 10 bucks per 24 hours.
    http://www.amazon.com/Joint-Tools-Fr...d_i=B000SIFO3M
    This is similar to the set you will need. It comes will all the adapters you need. You should only need a few. Okay, I cant remember exactly the steps I did, but if you get a haynes or a chiltons, it will tell you exactly how to do it. Im going to give you a link, on how to do it from another site, but in his steps, he removed the tie rod ends. I never did that cuz i didnt need to. But he gives you a pretty good idea on how to do it. I wish I would have taken pics when I did it, but never even thought of it. Also, some may tell you that you need to do a camber kit, but I was told by 3 different alignment shops that they can realign it with the factory bolts on the control arms. Also, make sure you get ball joints with grease zerks.
    Like I said, he did it almost exactly how I did it, and it took about an hour per side, Only i didnt remove the tie rod ends. I never used a pickle fork either. I was able to just give the ball joints a couple of taps and they fell out.
    heres the link.
    http://www.ford-trucks.com/article/i...ll_Joints.html
  8. Ty
    Nov 17, 2008 09:48 AM - permalink
    Ty
    yes, they use the stock headlight bulb, and are a direct oem replacement.

    I have never had a problem on ebay, and if you use paypal to pay for the stuff, you cant get screwed over.

    Im not interested in selling them at the time, Its not worth it for mt to take them off the truck, and have to ship them.
  9. DunesRunner08
    Nov 16, 2008 11:38 PM - permalink
    I have seen them pop when people didnt use the right tools and it can really injure you... I suggest doing a lift, but only if you can afford it... like I said in the thread, a cheap lift is better than cranking everything up
  10. pcart23
    Nov 16, 2008 11:36 PM - permalink
    Got everything right here i have the 10000k temp. http://www.xenonlink.com/product_inf...roducts_id=101

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