dwinters14
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I'm looking around at ways to improve my lighting. There isn't much option for what I want so I wanted to get some opinions.
I've always installed HID's in projector housings, and I still feel that's what I want to do. I found new denali headlights on carparts for $190 or so but I'd probably look around for some used ones and polish the lens. The reason I like this route is it's OEM, so I'm expecting good beam angle and reliability. What I don't like is the chrome bezel. I would probably take the headlight apart and remove the chrome.
Secondly is the Spyder style headlights, which are cool. But I'm not a fan of the LED strip on it. I really only want the black projector housing, but I do like them. My con is their price. Especially compared to them OEM housing with a bulb.
Thirdly is using the stock housing for LED's. This seems to be possible without blinding everyone, but LED's seem to have issues with overheating, fitment and are pretty expensive. I've gotten away with $70 HID kits in the past that worked great for quite some time. These LED's look to be around $200 for good ones and that's just headlights. This also doesn't address the resistor issues with them.
Thoughts?
I've always installed HID's in projector housings, and I still feel that's what I want to do. I found new denali headlights on carparts for $190 or so but I'd probably look around for some used ones and polish the lens. The reason I like this route is it's OEM, so I'm expecting good beam angle and reliability. What I don't like is the chrome bezel. I would probably take the headlight apart and remove the chrome.
Secondly is the Spyder style headlights, which are cool. But I'm not a fan of the LED strip on it. I really only want the black projector housing, but I do like them. My con is their price. Especially compared to them OEM housing with a bulb.
Thirdly is using the stock housing for LED's. This seems to be possible without blinding everyone, but LED's seem to have issues with overheating, fitment and are pretty expensive. I've gotten away with $70 HID kits in the past that worked great for quite some time. These LED's look to be around $200 for good ones and that's just headlights. This also doesn't address the resistor issues with them.
Thoughts?