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Old Nov 22, 2007
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Halo Headlights not fit XLT?

I was recently looking at these headligths for my truck, and i came across these on EBAY. I did not know that the XLT headlights are different than anyothers...
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http://cgi.ebay.ca/98-00-FORD-RANGER-HALO-PROJECTOR-HEADLIGHTS-BLK-99_W0QQitemZ170172221908QQihZ007QQcategoryZ33710QQ ssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
 
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Old Nov 22, 2007
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hmm...they should be the same...im 99.9% sure on that
 
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Old Nov 22, 2007
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I think they are the same also. The link did not work for me, but going by the discription in the url, i'm pretty sure they are the same as the ones i just bought on ebay earlier today.

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Old Nov 22, 2007
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Yeah thats what I thought, I tried emailing the seller, and have not gotten a response in over a week.
I guess my next question would be, does anyone have these headlights, or some similar that work on a 98 XLT?
 
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Old Nov 22, 2007
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AHHH I was just typing a reply when you answere, thanks alot.
Let me know how the install goes and the dificulty(sp?) of it
 
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Old Nov 22, 2007
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I dont see why it wouldn't work. The xlt isn't any different as far as headlights go. I dont think the company knows what they're selling.
 
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Old Nov 23, 2007
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How did yor install go Southern????
Again the company is saying that they recomend a professional to install the headlight. That sounds kinda overkill to me lol.
Also did you use your existing headlight bulb? or did you get a Silverstar (ir the equivalant) bulb.
I think your right when you said that the company does not know what they are selling.
 
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Old Nov 23, 2007
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How did yor install go Southern????
Again the company is saying that they recomend a professional to install the headlight. That sounds kinda overkill to me lol.
Also did you use your existing headlight bulb? or did you get a Silverstar (ir the equivalant) bulb.
I think your right when you said that the company does not know what they are selling.
It was pretty easy...I dont know if the way your headlights are held in are the same as mine, but mine had a couple metal retaining clips, and I messed around with them for a little bit, and then went and got some pliers that are like needle nose, but have a 90 degree bend towards the end and that got them out easy. I did get silverstar ultras for them, but they're not really worth it...I read something comparing them to other lights, including OEM replacements, and light out put with the silverstars is actually slightly less than oem...it has a thin coating on them and it reduces lighting a little, even though it looks brighter.

Oh, and the pic in my avator, those are aftermarket headlights, but I modded them by putting the big projectors in with the silver ring around them, and painted the housings black.
 
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Old Nov 23, 2007
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these? the link dodnt work
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i have an xlt they work perfect
very easy install
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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Those look great. And yes those are similar if not the same as the ones Im looking at. Well this seales t
 
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Oops accedently hit enter
.....this seals the deal i know where im spending my money next.
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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Hey bruiser how bright are those lights compared to stock? Also how much did you give for them and where did you get them? They look sweet!
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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also wondering how the light output on the black aftermarket units is compared to stock, my stock lights are great and i'd like to improve the looks of the truck but i don't want to sacrifice light output, these are the ones i was lookin at
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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Hey bruiser how bright are those lights compared to stock? Also how much did you give for them and where did you get them? They look sweet!

they put out alot more than stock even the regulars and not projectors are bright i bought them off ebay for like $140 but i havnt found another complet set like mine (halos and corners)
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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Yeah I am looking at a set that is almost ilke yours except they are chrome instead of black. They are the projector with the halo and small bulb to the bottom inside with corners and bumper lights. How much wireing did you have to do to yours to get them to work? The add says that the ones I am looking at are no mods needed and such.
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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Originally Posted by gearhead299
also wondering how the light output on the black aftermarket units is compared to stock, my stock lights are great and i'd like to improve the looks of the truck but i don't want to sacrifice light output, these are the ones i was lookin at
I got the chrome version of those...except i've modded mine a bit, but before I modded them, the light out put was pretty good...maybe a little brighter if you had the projectors on with the 9007 low/high beam bulbs.
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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so if i run those with silverstar ultras will it be at least as much light as stock? and more light is fine with me, just so long as im not losing light
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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Originally Posted by melj2000
Yeah I am looking at a set that is almost ilke yours except they are chrome instead of black. They are the projector with the halo and small bulb to the bottom inside with corners and bumper lights. How much wireing did you have to do to yours to get them to work? The add says that the ones I am looking at are no mods needed and such.

the only wiring is for the halo
i tapped in to the side corner light so when i have my parking brake lights on the halo is on as well if/when you get them i can get pic of the wiring the rest is just plug and play
 
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Old Nov 25, 2007
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Ok Thanks.. I'll be hitting you up for that soon.
 
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