Headlight problems
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Headlight problems
Okay so the Spyder Euro Crystal Chrome headlights I bought for my Durango don't have a very good light pattern. The light seems scattered, and has a very noticeable (to me) "V" within the light beams. Needless to say I don't like it. I need some input on the OEM style clear headlights that have the separate turn signal/parking lamp assembly.
#2
I think that has been the biggest complaint about those aftermarket headlight housings. Yeah, they look awesome, but I agree with the scattered light problem. I bought a set of after market lenses for my 95 Jeep Country, and with the 100w bulbs, the beam was scattered to death, I put the set of 55w factory style headlight back in them, and it was a MILLION times better. That high intensity light just disappears after about 10 ft, rendering them useless. My neighbors boyfriend has the OEM style headlights, with Sylvania Ultra's, and says they have been the best set up he's had..and he is almost as picky as I am about things...
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I think that has been the biggest complaint about those aftermarket headlight housings. Yeah, they look awesome, but I agree with the scattered light problem. I bought a set of after market lenses for my 95 Jeep Country, and with the 100w bulbs, the beam was scattered to death, I put the set of 55w factory style headlight back in them, and it was a MILLION times better. That high intensity light just disappears after about 10 ft, rendering them useless. My neighbors boyfriend has the OEM style headlights, with Sylvania Ultra's, and says they have been the best set up he's had..and he is almost as picky as I am about things...
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Yes you missed it. The only housings I have are the OEMs and my current 1 piece units from Spyder.
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I bought some of the OEM style head lamp off ebay for about $25 for a pair (even came with bulbs). They're not perfectly clear, they have vertical bumps/lines (some type of filter? I don't know the reasoning behind it) but they work great.
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