Fox One piece headlights...

5.0Droptop

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OMG!! When did they come up with 1 pc headlights?????

 

citmov

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5.0Droptop said:

OMG!! When did they come up with 1 pc headlights?????

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When the movie Fast N Furious came out

 

sixt9coug

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FWIW, I had one piece lights on my Ranger for a while. They looked great, but output was worse than the stock lights. Also, I threw them in the trash after trying to aim the beams. The damn adjuster snapped before I could get them raised up enough to light further than 25 feet in front of the truck.

They looked great, but worked like crap.

 

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I would go with stock lights. Nothing beats the stock NOS lights IMHO, plenty of other areas on the exterior to go aftermarket but the lights to me just look better stock. There are still places out there to get them like PPI, laurel mountain & and Fox resto to name a few. They fit right and make the car look factory new. I went with all NOS lights right down to the hella fogs when I did my resto.

 

Beasty306GT

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Stay away from the 1 piece..they fit like crap..go with stock 6 piece lights many choices out there

 

1993SSP

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Take out your headlamps, put in some KC daylighters with the yellow smiley covers

 

citmov

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skunk21 said:

I would go with stock lights. Nothing beats the stock NOS lights IMHO, plenty of other areas on the exterior to go aftermarket but the lights to me just look better stock. There are still places out there to get them like PPI, laurel mountain & and Fox resto to name a few. They fit right and make the car look factory new. I went with all NOS lights right down to the hella fogs when I did my resto.

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HOT Yes, oem is the best IMHO.

Reminds me of my white 93 GT!

 

93project

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Smoked 6 piece ftw. Just be sure to go with brighter bulbs or hid! I got my 6 piece from CJ pony parts on sale at $140. I think they have a veterans day sale now also

 

90lxcoupe

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I like my smoked ultra clears from LRS, but what really pisses me off about them is that the fron says AMERICAN on the bottom of the lens and on the back there is a made in china sticker. They also seem like great quality till you try to adjust them

 

MAC'n89Blckstng

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I have a set off ebay. I had a set of nice new stocks in there but the backing plates were all messed up so my girlfriend bought me these and i put in a 5000K HID kit in them. They were something like 109 bucks. Other than the fact that the socket holes were waaaay off they fit pretty good and the quality is decent. They are actually adjustable unlike the ones you get from American Muscle. The only down fall is you gotta cut out the headlight panel to allow room for the back of the headlight so youre screwed if you wanna go back to the original style lights.

 

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