headlights
#1
headlights
I am wondering what headlights and or bulbs i can get to have bright headlights. I had 80/100 bulbs in my stock headlights then I bought projector headlights at a truck show i put them in and they suck they are made by spyder never buy them they wont take them back either I was thinking of getting 100/120 bulbs for my stock headlights let me know what you guys have I wanna see at night
#2
projector headlights are primarily designed for HIDs. ive found a few places that you can get HIDs for 150 or so online. try ebay for instance. also note. i personally do not have HIDs (yet) but have been 'told' not to purchase a set with high/low beams. something about them not lasting as long. either way. HIDs are bright as all get out an i dont know that high beams would even be neccessary.
#6
The sport light mod involves retrofitting the later (I forget which years, I think 99+) "sport" model lights. These lights have 2 bulbs instead of one. With the suvlights.com harness, it has both lights on for both low beams, and high beams. I'll head out and get some pics.
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This is a link to the harness I used.
suvlights.com Dodge Ram (Sport Headlights) Super Heavy Duty Conversion Harness w/4 relays 9004
The nice thing about the harness is that it's a direct plug in, no splicing needed. It also uses relays so that the power for your headlights no longer runs through your headlight switch.
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This is a link to the harness I used.
suvlights.com Dodge Ram (Sport Headlights) Super Heavy Duty Conversion Harness w/4 relays 9004
The nice thing about the harness is that it's a direct plug in, no splicing needed. It also uses relays so that the power for your headlights no longer runs through your headlight switch.
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