Slantsixdan
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Aftermarket, sure. Original, no. (And most of the aftermarket ones are unsafe junk, no matter who sells them)
brighter head light or head light H-4 conversion
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Aftermarket, sure. Original, no. (And most of the aftermarket ones are unsafe junk, no matter who sells them)
Wookie316
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Since I put Oracle halo lights in my car, these are up for grabs. A H4, H1 conversion. Hella lighting is who they are made of. Each kit of 2 cost me over $150.00. I'll take $150.00 for all 4 plus the ride. I'll post an add FS as well. PM if interested.
Thx.
Slantsixdan
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Whoever buys what Wookie316 is offering will get a solid deal. From the crash-avoidance perspective, which is what headlamps are for, he'd be far(!) better off keeping the Hellas than running those Oracle headlite-shaped toys from China, but maybe he never drives at night and they're just for looks. :shrug:
scotts74birds
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Dan is very right about accountants sizing the electrics, rather than engineers. I am an electrician, and I work at the factory and see all the short-cuts that that are taken by the bean-counters. There is an example of 94-01 Rams in which if you use your hi-beams too much(country driving), your headlight switch will melt and the lights will flicker. Answer, run a feed from your power distribution box under the hood to a relay (with a fuse), and turn your headlight hi-beam wire into the switching circuit.
Chargerviking
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I just ordered lamps and a kit from Dan for my 73 Charger. Looking forward to a brighter view on life.... Starting to get dark up here in Norway ;-)
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