mbweimar
Well-known member
I'm really excited about a project I just finished...just in time to start on my Weldbilt.
I have a 2008 F150 King Ranch, and decided to retrofit projectors from a Lexus RX350 into them. It's a very time consuming project that involves putting the lights in the oven and baking them for disassembly. Once disassembled, a steady hand and a dremel carefully cut away to fit the projector in. Once everything fits, a little spray paint, and some JB weld to hole the projector in. I don't have a before and after of the stock headlight beam, but here is a before and after of the headlight itself.
I "tuned" the projector to get the most color flicker out of it. Color flicker is the deep blue line on top of the cutoff. Often times you see this color flicker while approaching a vehicle with projectors. It makes it appear as though the lights are blue.
I have a 2008 F150 King Ranch, and decided to retrofit projectors from a Lexus RX350 into them. It's a very time consuming project that involves putting the lights in the oven and baking them for disassembly. Once disassembled, a steady hand and a dremel carefully cut away to fit the projector in. Once everything fits, a little spray paint, and some JB weld to hole the projector in. I don't have a before and after of the stock headlight beam, but here is a before and after of the headlight itself.
I "tuned" the projector to get the most color flicker out of it. Color flicker is the deep blue line on top of the cutoff. Often times you see this color flicker while approaching a vehicle with projectors. It makes it appear as though the lights are blue.