Headlights
Hey guys, I have a 1998 Ram 1500 and have been looking at getting new headlights for it. The previous ones are so fogged over and the led strips arent working. I was wondering what kind of projector conversion would work best? Or if someone has a brand that they think is the best
If you want to improve the existing fogged headlight lenses on the cheap, you can use Mother's Mag polish to buff them out with a microfiber towel or two.
If you want to improve overall light output, you can install sport headlights, which has two bulbs on each side of the truck/headlight unit. In order to install the sport headlights, you will need a relayed headlight harness, since the sport headlights take more power for them to operate. If the relayed harness isn't added, your headlight switch and its wiring harness will fail in short order.
If you want to improve overall light output, you can install sport headlights, which has two bulbs on each side of the truck/headlight unit. In order to install the sport headlights, you will need a relayed headlight harness, since the sport headlights take more power for them to operate. If the relayed harness isn't added, your headlight switch and its wiring harness will fail in short order.
If you want to improve the existing fogged headlight lenses on the cheap, you can use Mother's Mag polish to buff them out with a microfiber towel or two.
If you want to improve overall light output, you can install sport headlights, which has two bulbs on each side of the truck/headlight unit. In order to install the sport headlights, you will need a relayed headlight harness, since the sport headlights take more power for them to operate. If the relayed harness isn't added, your headlight switch and its wiring harness will fail in short order.
If you want to improve overall light output, you can install sport headlights, which has two bulbs on each side of the truck/headlight unit. In order to install the sport headlights, you will need a relayed headlight harness, since the sport headlights take more power for them to operate. If the relayed harness isn't added, your headlight switch and its wiring harness will fail in short order.
If you're going with stock lenses just get something that clearly states it's CAPA certified. TYC can be a good option.
A true, quality projector system is $$$. What's your budget? Don't buy anything from eBay that looks like kids who watch Fast 'N Furious would want. It might look cool but actual light projection will be dismal.
Honestly best bang for the buck is probably the Sport upgrade. Use some quality bulbs and the relays will make sure full voltage is getting to the bulbs. If that's not enough, an inexpensive light bar will do it, although they're technically illegal on most public roads. I still use light bars, but I live very rural on quiet roads with LOTS of deer (and elk). I'm very mindful of oncoming traffic.
A true, quality projector system is $$$. What's your budget? Don't buy anything from eBay that looks like kids who watch Fast 'N Furious would want. It might look cool but actual light projection will be dismal.
Honestly best bang for the buck is probably the Sport upgrade. Use some quality bulbs and the relays will make sure full voltage is getting to the bulbs. If that's not enough, an inexpensive light bar will do it, although they're technically illegal on most public roads. I still use light bars, but I live very rural on quiet roads with LOTS of deer (and elk). I'm very mindful of oncoming traffic.
If you're going with stock lenses just get something that clearly states it's CAPA certified. TYC can be a good option.
A true, quality projector system is $$$. What's your budget? Don't buy anything from eBay that looks like kids who watch Fast 'N Furious would want. It might look cool but actual light projection will be dismal.
Honestly best bang for the buck is probably the Sport upgrade. Use some quality bulbs and the relays will make sure full voltage is getting to the bulbs. If that's not enough, an inexpensive light bar will do it, although they're technically illegal on most public roads. I still use light bars, but I live very rural on quiet roads with LOTS of deer (and elk). I'm very mindful of oncoming traffic.
A true, quality projector system is $$$. What's your budget? Don't buy anything from eBay that looks like kids who watch Fast 'N Furious would want. It might look cool but actual light projection will be dismal.
Honestly best bang for the buck is probably the Sport upgrade. Use some quality bulbs and the relays will make sure full voltage is getting to the bulbs. If that's not enough, an inexpensive light bar will do it, although they're technically illegal on most public roads. I still use light bars, but I live very rural on quiet roads with LOTS of deer (and elk). I'm very mindful of oncoming traffic.
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Last edited by AtomicDog; Dec 1, 2023 at 12:10 PM.
There are some "true" projectors housings available, The problem i see with them is they don't tell you what projector is in it. The projector housings are plastic in a lot of them and can melt/deform and loose the reflective surface. If you are up to the task get clear lens housings and put in a decent projector in it(retrofit). A good Bi-Xenon HID projector is far better than any # of halogen bulbs.
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