bullboy85

i know there have been a bunch of threads about this but havent found on that says what i want to know, im not worryed about which ones everyone thinks looks better at the moment, just which work better, new clear housing with silver star or fossels, projections? which are going to give me the most light out front.

supr

The PIAA (?) work well from Summit. About $80, no mods needed. You can use your stock lens.
The 100w others use requires mods, other problems.

scottsjeeprolet

I'm in the same boat with my crappy sport yellow headlight lens's. And yes i have polished them and they fog back over in about a month.

bullboy85

well id like to buy new housings, 1 cuz they will look better on then truck, and 2 cuz in all the threads iv read they say that does a ton to help. just dont know what one to get, regular one pice or is it worth the jump to the projections?

cstroup

I bought new sport housings off of ebay and put them in my '95 with good results. With just stock bulbs that came with the housings its like someone turned on the sun in front of you basicaly compared to the 'ol yeller headlights. I used relays to turn on all 4 highs and lows on high beam and just run two fillimants on low beam (on low beam it is brighter then the stock headlights by a long shot). Ihave been running with all 4 highs and lows for 2 months with not one issue with heat yet. I highly recommend this upgrade to anyone that drives at night alot. Cost was 200$ for housings and I had the relays laying around.

Sea:\>Drive

Hands down, most light=HID. Not as tight a beam as a real HID, but it is a lot of light, period!

haloman

I like my setup ALOT!!
Here is my writeup:

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=189530

adidasman23

I got the projector lights with HIDs in them and love them. The hids I got from a friend for $100 what a steal.

IntakeRacing

i have the sport headlights with 2 hid kits in it. one for low beam and one for high beam. incredible is all i have to say. bright as daylight, oh and i did hte headlight mod so when i flick high beams on the low beams stay on.