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questions:
can you use a used oems headlights?
I read somewhere that use tyc glass, but use oem backings?
Speaking of Rickashay, has anyone heard from him lately. The last I heard...him and his partner were going to open a shop building headlights, pre-made wiring kits for e-lockers and so on?
Just wondering...
- Russel
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Sounds good, Ruff. Let me know when you're ready.I am in
Thanks man, really glad you're happy with them. Stoked for the output shots.Here is a quick picture of the finished product on my rig. I'll get more pictures tomorrow as well as light output photos. These things turned out amazing, can't wait to drive it at night! Thanks Alex!
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questions:
can you use a used oems headlights?
I read somewhere that use tyc glass, but use oem backings?
still in!
Would you do some retrofits for a 2006??
I just priced OEM headlights for a curious user and the cheapest price I could find was $218.87 each from Camelback. Please let me know if you have a cheaper source.. That's a LOT of money.
As it stands...
Complete retrofit with new OEM headlights- $876.36 (Plus shipping back to you)
Complete retrofit with new TYC headlights- $519.14 (Plus shipping back to you)
Whats the total turn around time from sent payment to shipping out?
Thanks youll hear from me soon been wanting this for the truck any chance you do foglights also?
Hmmm sounds tempting...Thinking about getting the aftermarket plastic headlights... have you guys come across any disadvantages to plastic headlights compared to the OEM glass?
Also I see the 99's and up are considerably cheaper... are the mounting points the same as the 96-98's?
Hmmm sounds tempting...Thinking about getting the aftermarket plastic headlights... have you guys come across any disadvantages to plastic headlights compared to the OEM glass?
Also I see the 99's and up are considerably cheaper... are the mounting points the same as the 96-98's?
Aftermarket TYC should always be made of glass.