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who has changed over to the 7 inch H4 headlights? What brand, how do you like them?
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Have you considered LED?
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I just bought the Truck-Lite LED headlights.

They are amazing.
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LED are a option but I like the sealed beam look.
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If you buy name brand, they should be very reliable! And the light output is awesome, probably outshines the H4 conversion. And mine were a plug n play operation!
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Digger wrote:I just bought the Truck-Lite LED headlights.

They are amazing.


Which part number did you get.

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27270C, the non-heated version. Just couldn't justify the heated version at nearly double the cost.
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Thanks I think I will get myself a pair
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If you drive yours in the snow a lot I would go heated. Otherwise the non heated are a good option.
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They look good even when they're off.

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Digger did you also get the headlight harness too? Or did you just plug them into the stock harness?
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Mr. Lav wrote:Digger did you also get the headlight harness too? Or did you just plug them into the stock harness?


Straight into the harness.
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