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Old Mar 2, 2009
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Cheap Off road lights convertion

Does anyone know what kind of bulbs these would be in these cheap lights.

All it says on the bulb is EXN+C 12V50W

I want to put LED bulbs or something in it

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The same?

http://cgi.ebay.ca/MR16-White-78-LED...1%7C240%3A1318
 
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I did something like what i think your trying to do... We had about 50 of these 10mm LED's laying around and a set of cheap fog lights. I pryed off the glass, and made some panels from circuit board stock from Radio Shack, soldered everything together, and glued the lenses back on. They came out pretty freaking bright, and looked horribly out of place on the car.

Here is a link to the short project thread, the lights start about halfway down...

http://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/fo...&hl=fog+lights
 
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Cant get in becuase Im not a member.

Im planning on probabbly mounting them on the bottom of the truck either as reverse lights or just wheeling lights to light up the ground
 
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That would be good for LED's, they dont have a wide light path, they are good for more of a spot use.

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I cant seem to find any of the in process pics tho...
 
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I know this is off topic but very important! Ford ordered me a new adjuster for the top outside passanger headlight adjuster, But its the wong one for my black headlights I got off ebay. Here's how the stock one/ one ford ordered me looks

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Now where Can I get the proper adjuster for the black headlights that looks like this . Non screw type

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The lower one looks like the stock adjusting screws, minus the white plastic piece on the end. I have a 2000. Junk yard?
 
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Is the bottom one the right adjuster for the older years?

Maybe this company thew old adjusters on 2001-2003 headlights?
 
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anyone??
 
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