Possible add on's for a 2001

[MaverikDS]

I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to add on the automatic very rear windows. My expo doesn't have them and I would like to be able to have those slant open for low wind noise but some fresh air. I have the ceiling gear and can tell there are the punch out's for the switches that would be necessary, but I don't know if it is possible to install the motors needed and everything or if it's an option you can get from the factory only basically.

Also I was thinking about getting xenon lights for my car and don't really have any expeirence with any of the kits that I see. Basically the only place I have been able to find the kit's are on ebay, anyone have any good or bad things to say about buying those. I'm just a little worried because it seems like they may be cheap and I don't want to buy a system that burns a bulb out every 2 months. Thanks for any advice.

 

[ELVATO]

I don't know what bulb you use, but everyone at F150online seems to have good luck with ebay seller HID4U.

http://stores.ebay.com/HID4U

 

[MadTxn]

I've bought HID's for two cars from xenonexpert. They theoretically have a lifetime warranty on bulbs. I've been pretty happy with them.

 

[MaverikDS]

Thanks for the light info, do you guys know if you purchase that if it is both high and low beam? Also any ideas as for the rear cargo area/3rd row seat windows and getting those to be able to slant open?

 

[MaverikDS]

Oh....and MadTxn which lights did you purcahse from xenonexpert? There seems to be a lot of different options and I didn't know if you had a recomendation. -Thanks

 

[MadTxn]

I would not buy them for your high beams, as you can damage the ballasts with repeated flashing. I ordered the DDM 4500K kit, although on my Fusion I had the Apexcone 5000K. The 5000 is more blue. I probably should've ordered that again, but whatever.

 

[ELVATO]

If you get bi-xenons, you'll keep your high beams. They have a little motor that moves the bulbs a little, so the light is redirected.