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x2 on not even thanks given yet! lmao. If this were my house, that tree would be up for 2 months! as we usually leave ours up until the 2nd week of jan.

Tonight is another long night of back breaking LED work. Seriously, my back is kILLING ME! I am working on a bunch of LED stuff, trying to get caught up on things, inbetween the liquid tape drying, I finished up the one panel for the OHC in the expedition.

pooleo I drive a 96 ranger in the winter months and a 99 ranger in the summer months. Refer to sig.

so, I have realized, that I will not have a beam pattern. :( So, I have an extra set of headlight lenses (ranger) I will cut out the center to fit the shape of the tractor light. This should give the beam pattern I will need.

That would be sweet! I have some HID, there for a chevy tho. I think these should be good, we'll see tho :thumbsup:

Relay box complete.

yeah, because you need to have the hole for the 2nd visor :yes:

wiring schematic. I got ahold of fireranger for help on this. This dia. shows running off a center-off switch. I want to run the low beam from the factory key switch and then a rocker for high, but also when I flip the switch for high, it would kill the low side power. Still working on that. :D

You need the hook part by the rear view mirror. Total of 4 screws. (3 on the door side, 1 on the mirror side).

Might aswell put a thread up :thumbsup: Basically, the stock 1156 bulb for headlights in my John Deere L120 dont cut it during winter. I plow the sidewalks with it, and well, the sun goes down at 5:30!! I need to be able to see!!! So, the MOD! 9007 bulb install. Here are some pics.

real easy install. If you dont mind not having the light part. Its just a plug-n-play mod. I put them in my plow truck.

This is a place where you can tell your junk yard finds. Big or small, a pocket full of fuses or an entire engine! I will get the par-tay started. I am doing a headlight mod on my lawn mower. Basically, wiring up a pair of 9007 bulbs so I have better vision and high/low beam :thumbsup: So...

Stacey has to work it. Everyone at menards has to work on day after. Its a nut house. Last year she left for work an hr early, and still was 5 minutes late! Its only an 8 mile drive!!!

I dont even bother going. I went 1yr and vowed never to do it again. The savings are just not worth 'my time'. There have even been people trampeled to death! FUKC THAT!

wow! the dash looks like it was robbed from that dodge caliber thing!

Looks gewd! I will say one thing tho. And this is not a hate on your truck. I don't like how the headlight runs past the hood/fender line. I like the look of the side of the headlight ending with the hood. And the blinker picking up at the fender. :D

THREAD FAIL! lol You forgot to put what trucks this applies to. 98-00. 97- need a whole new front end. And 04+...well, why would they go back! lmao

Here is a wiring Diagram for a do-it-yourself harness. And a list of materials needed. THIS IS FOR A SINGLE BEAM INSTALL OF H.I.D Materials: ~20ft of 14 gauge automotive wire. (1) Automotive Relay (3) Automotive Fuses. (2 15A) (1 30A) (1) Package of water proof Female Spade connectors...

Well, I have decided that I am going to install my HID into my lawn mower!!!! hahahahaha! I use it to keep the sidewalks clean, and the factory lighting sure does suck! HID 6k oght to brighten it up a fuzz! Will post pics when finished!