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blue440duster, I would just go with the trucklites. no fitment issue plug and play. oh yeah and they make huge difference at night

I would be curious to know if the source of light on the led sits in the same exact place inside the housing (in relationship to the reflector). That's why hid won't work the filament runs in the wrong direction. That's why most hid conversions are offensive to oncoming drivers. Vader why...

Just get the truck like 7" led headlights they are spendy but dot approved really bright and the best money I've spent. I do a lot of driving at night and these made all the difference in the world. They just plug in no relays. It's hard to see in the picture because it was taken during the...

What I do is simple. Level ground and a wall. Pull up close to the wall then slowly back up. While your backing up watch where your headlights are on the wall. When you back up the light shouldn't move it will get bigger but shouldn't walk away from where it was when you're up close. If when you...

I chose the led headlights because they have much better light output and they draw almost nothing so I didn't have to add relays. Plug in and go. I do a lot of night time driving and I love being able to see. The only thing is that when I have the high beams on the white reflective signs...

cudajim, I was referring to my headlights.

Wow Vader I would like to see how your setup works out. I bought the truck - lite 27270c... I have to admit that they are expensive,but it was the best 400 I spent. I probably would have gone your route if I would have seen this last year when I bought mine.