scobar
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That's pretty cool man!
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Yes it's an overall better design. The 6.0 took some tuning to get a perfect cutoff. The 7.0 with a quality bulb is spot on every time. Plus you gain more width, distance and a more crisp cutoff.Gixer, can you explain to a newb what the advantage is going from the 6.0 to 7.0? Are they designed better?
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$440 is a damn good deal! Typically for a complete retro you looking closer to $1000 if you have someone build them. If you build yourself it's under $400 but $440 including parts is steal.@gixer2000 your lights are great, not busy or overly complicated and match your truck well. I’d have probably preferred going with some Morimoto projectors for their superior output, but I do like having the ability to grab parts off nearly any OEM Ford HID system if something fails. Plus he gave me two extra ballasts and bulbs, pretty much guaranteeing I can make them last forever.
@USMCBuckWild I paid $400 for everything, including the extras. Which is a hell of a bargain, as I’m sure gixer can attest to.
All the positive comments are appreciated, I wasn’t sure how the dark headlights would look on the Expedition, but I’m well beyond happy with the end result.
Post 2 and 3Where's the output pics?
Well you didn't say that! LOLFrom inside the car not facing it lol