head lights help grrrrrrrr :mad:

Well, first off, are the lenses all yellowed and cloudy?

If they're like that, you're never gonna get any good light dispersion unless you clean them up. They can be polished out, but it takes some effort.

Maybe this'll help ya

My lenses were so yellowed and fogged I drove around with my brights on and still couldn't see. I bought a new set of altezza-euro style tail lights and a set of headlights/turn/corner with opti-blue hi intensity bulbs to match.

So that's what the road looks like

I found them on e-Bay for 60ish and 150ish respectively, shipped. The funny part is that I sold my used ones there and actually made 15.00 extra and now have COOL lights!!! Of course I couldn't sell the headlights themselves, but the tails, corners and turns went fast!!! The new lights have three adjusters and it was a bit tough to get the triangulation correct but I used the old garage door and foggy night trick to get them there. The foggy night works the best and depending on where you live may be common or plain right non-existant. Just drive up to a garage door/wall/other on level ground and adjust them at about ten feet away. Mark the wall with some blue painters tape outlining the main beam, back up a bit more and see which way the lights move.

PS-Check your local laws regarding modifications to your exterior lights. The ones I bought are DOT and SAE approved and legal in Illinois for road use. Did I mention they also look cool

Hope this helps-Jeff
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:OT: if your headlight covers are all yellowed try polishing them up with a rag and some toothpaste, doesnt take much but it makes a difference. works on more than fords too.