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possible alternative to OPT7 LED's?


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I'll prob buy them this week and report back

Too many mixed reviews on the opt7 and far too few good remarks on their output

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Can't wait to hear what you think of these. Love to find a good LED headlight bulb.

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Looks like it's far less of a task to install versus a complete HID kit. I see there are also some sets listed on eBay so if they run some deal like $20 off $100 here soon I will be jumping at the purchase!

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fyi everyone. they'll be goin into the stock 'jectors

 

I'm ready to see this.

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fyi everyone. they'll be goin into the stock 'jectors

 

I missed something somewhere along the line. Didn't realize you had projectors. Crap.

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I missed something somewhere along the line. Didn't realize you had projectors. Crap.

i never mentioned it in the first thread my bad. look into getting them-imo it transforms the front end of the truck making it look much more modern

. i picked mine up on ebay. different seller for each side.

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So these are in but BIG problem

 

They look great and seems good enough

But

As soon as I turn the truck on and into drive

They immediately go off

As soon as the truck is off and then locked again, they come back on.

 

Wtf is going on here

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No. These aren't opt7

 

Also. You can bet I turned the headlight knob many times trying to get them to re-light

Nothing

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