New Lights?

[mudryder18]

Im thinking about changing my head lights and im leaning toward these...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-03-F150-EXPEDITION-LED-PROJECTOR-HEAD-LIGHTS-CORNER-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trkparmsZalgoQ3dLVIQ26ituQ3dUCIQ26otnQ3d4Q26poQ3dLVIQ26psQ3d63Q26clkidQ3d396274818138997305QQ_trksidZp5197Q2em7QQitemZ140548294049

Does anyone have these on their expy or seen pics of them on an expy?

 

[panda24619]

i like those. but only thing is, hids. how are they wired up with the projector and the 2nd high beam? thats what i never got.


ooooooo you also get some free turn signal bulbs!!! haha

 

[GAINMOB]

thats whats up...nice...

 

[2000eb]

kinda wanna see it with low beams and high beams on its only showin the bottom two light on which is kinda pimp

 

[tsingson]

Looks pretty good.

 

[0212353]

interesting!

I wouldn't recommend running HIDs in those though, they are halogen projectors - not designed for HIDs.

 

[mudryder18]

interesting!

I wouldn't recommend running HIDs in those though, they are halogen projectors - not designed for HIDs.

What's the difference? what would happen if i did run HIDs, cause on their FAQs that is a question and they say you can?

 

[0212353]

You can......just like saying that you could run your Ex on 107 oct fuel, but its not best for the vehicle.

The projector isn't designed for HID use, the cutoff will not be "right". It will still produce some glare.

Trust me.......nothing beats a HID projector!

You can't beat that price though!

 

[mudryder18]

Yea the price is pretty nice.
So for HIDs not being good for the projectors, is the light cut off the only issue. Its not like the HIDs are gonna melt the projector right? Cause im not worried about the glare at all, i wont be driving towards myself.

 

[0212353]

as long as the lens isn't tinted it should be "ok". lens looks clear, so have at it!

 

[alaskanexpy]

i'm kinda interested in these ones, takes your normal 9007 but also has a projector.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DEPO...Q5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_7558wt_1165

the lightning reproductions i have scatter really bad. no flashing from oncoming traffic. just looking for a bit more focused light. but i dont want a projector for my main low beams.

 

[KWT2000]

i was looking at those when i got mine... i still think the projectors look too crowded together IMHO...

 

[SOLISIMO]

You can......just like saying that you could run your Ex on 107 oct fuel, but its not best for the vehicle.

The projector isn't designed for HID use, the cutoff will not be "right". It will still produce some glare.

Trust me.......nothing beats a HID projector!

You can't beat that price though!

It's a loosing battle trying to explain this trust me.

 

[jjbusa]

id jump on it

 

[mudryder18]

as long as the lens isn't tinted it should be "ok". lens looks clear, so have at it!

Ok cool thanks.

i'm kinda interested in these ones, takes your normal 9007 but also has a projector.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DEPO...Q5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories#ht_7558wt_1165

the lightning reproductions i have scatter really bad. no flashing from oncoming traffic. just looking for a bit more focused light. but i dont want a projector for my main low beams.

I was looking at these also. I was actually goin to get them but then i came acroos the ones i posted. I just didnt know how the projector on those would work. Would they be a high beam or a fog light? Cause the 9007 bulb is a High and low beam in one.

 

[alaskanexpy]

i was planning on running them (the projector) with HIDs and wire them as daytime running lights, so they would be on all the time. along with the lows and highs.

 

[mudryder18]

i was planning on running them (the projector) with HIDs and wire them as daytime running lights, so they would be on all the time. along with the lows and highs.

Oh ok yea i didnt think about that. But i think im gonna go with the ones i posted. I just want the projectors as my main lights, i was gonna turn the high beams into daytime running light and do Bi-xenon bulbs in the projectors.