** RETROFIT HEADLIGHTS **-Custom built HID Retrofit pics and pricing

[RSiWORKS]

Another Happy Customer. Man his truck looked GOOOOOD!
Very impressed on how these turned out. Did a personal install and took roughly around 4-5 hours to complete from start to finish with some shooting the shit.
Could have probably have done it in about 4 with all the tools ready to go.
Ran into a couple of snags that I didn't expect but we worked it out with the help of Dawson (THANKS DAWSON).
2013 models have a different wiring harness that needs a pig tail adapter. Also it seems that they don't need a load resistor like the earlier models for the Sequential turns.

Here are a few pics.
Thanks Dan(AKA hamatym) and was a pleasure meeting you.

Before

After

 

[RSiWORKS]

Before



After






These are the tinted lens lights which I'll post up a picture of them tomorrow.
Extremely stealthy.​

 

[hamatym]

Thanks Roger!.....I can not say enough good things about your install and Raptor knowledge shared. To all----I am still a newby to the Raptor world, but I HIGHLY recommend getting these lights. Putting the Halo's to an upfitter creates a look like no other, I used to own a Viper and did not get as many looks I get now. Crazy

The new HID's are indeed an upgrade from the stock HID, and the off road lights are just insane...add the fact the Halo's are extremely bright and you got a sweet set-up.

Thanks again Roger!!

 

[Wilson]

I was looking a pic's of my truck thinking yep this is going to be my next mod. If you can get a pic of what I was thinking. I'm in no hurry but I can't wait to see it.

 

[NickPic83]

those look great roger!

 

[RSiWORKS]

those look great roger!

Thanks Nick, I'll be starting the storm troopers this week.

 

[NickPic83]

o man i cant wait to see those!

 

[RSiWORKS]

Here are the Tinted Lens Lights complete.

 

[Wilson]

I think you need to back up a bit and zoom the camera in. jk no Im not one close up and one standing back a bit next time would help me. I like the looks of the very top picture.

 

[RSiWORKS]

This is them outside in direct sun light. They are dark.