Ford E-Series Van HID Projector Retrofit lights

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Originally Posted by SteelheadJones

I never seem to be able to get on the road before last minute. So I do a lot of driving at night.

Most of the time, it's on roads where animals tend to hide just out of view. I once had to slam on my brakes on a 2-lane stretch of Highway 101 because elk were sleeping in my lane. And I have a buddy who totaled two rental trucks while waiting for his insurance company to decide if they were going to total his original truck. The causes of the accidents? In order: wild pig, deer, wild pig.

Needless to say, I want (much) better light.

But I don't want to be that guy who pisses other drivers off because his lights are so damn bright.

Aaaand I want to retain a more stock '99 look.

Do you have a solution?

Thanks,
Robert

Robert,

All of our HID projector light sets feature a cutoff line that eliminates glare in oncoming drivers' eyes. Regarding a more stock appearance, I would recommend the Basic Retrofit kit in chrome (link below)

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Scott Thompson
vantageoptics
Vantageoptics@gmail.com
424-250-0270

[SteelheadJones]

Originally Posted by BroncoHauler

Does wild pig provide wild bacon? Just wondering. It would sound a lot better than feral bacon.

Actually Herb, they're usually too lean to make bacon from.

And thanks for the info Scott.

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Basic Retrofit kit in black/chrome built today for a local SMB owner featuring the new Turbine shrouds for a different look. Personally, I think they look awesome!

Scott Thompson
vantageoptics
Vantageoptics@gmail.com
424-250-0270

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Rainy day installation of the set posted above was a success save for a set of turn signal bulbs that wouldn't cooperate. We got them straightened out and the final product looks great!

Scott Thompson
vantageoptics
Vantageoptics@gmail.com
424-250-0270

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It's time for a sale! Complete Ford and Chevy van light sets will be 10% off until 11:59pm Monday 12/26/16. The prices on the site have the discount already applied. Now is a great time to build a killer set of lights at a discounted price! If you have any questions, please call and we will work them out!

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Scott Thompson
Vantageoptics@gmail.com
424-250-0270

[JoeH]

Originally Posted by REDOVAL

Joe,

Your set (pictured) will be in the mail this afternoon, thanks again!

Scott Thompson
424-250-0270
vantageoptics
VantageOptics@gmail.com

I finally got my lights installed. The black with chrome housing with the switchback kit is a nice complement to the aluminess bumper and black hood louvers. Thanks for answering all my questions!

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Originally Posted by JoeH

I finally got my lights installed. The black with chrome housing with the switchback kit is a nice complement to the aluminess bumper and black hood louvers. Thanks for answering all my questions!

Joe,

Looks great!

Scott

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More black/chrome lights completed recently. What combination is your favorite?

Scott Thompson
vantageoptics
Vantageoptics@gmail.com
424-250-0270

[LandVan]

Are there any other adjustments to the housing/grill that can be made?

I have the headlights installed but the vertical adjustment isn't quite right on the drivers side. I have the screws maxed out/screwed down but the drivers side still needs to be slightly tipped back/sucked in to get the beam higher. It slumps. I almost need a spacer to kick the bottom out.

The metal housing/grill has a little play in it. I can forcibly push it back a few millimeters on the top of the to get it to adjust the beam upwards.

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Originally Posted by LandVan

Are there any other adjustments to the housing/grill that can be made?

I have the headlights installed but the vertical adjustment isn't quite right on the drivers side. I have the screws maxed out/screwed down but the drivers side still needs to be slightly tipped back/sucked in to get the beam higher. It slumps. I almost need a spacer to kick the bottom out.

The metal housing/grill has a little play in it. I can forcibly push it back a few millimeters on the top of the to get it to adjust the beam upwards.

David,

Please shoot me an email so we can get this worked out.

Scott