Performance Lighting

i saw some headlights on ebay, they are a one piece design (corners and headlights). projectors ... come in black and chrome finish.. has anyone tried these yet? or seen them as well? this is the link.. they look pretty cool. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1995-2001-FORD-EXPLORER-PROJECTOR-HEADLIGHTS-1998-2000_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33710QQihZ025QQitemZ380089585428QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

how do yall like the sylvania silver stars? me personally is not too impressed. they just done seem to be bright as my plain sylvania halogens

Here is my writeup for doing a Bi-Xenon HID Projector Retrofit for 96-01 Explorers, and HID Fog Light conversion for 99-01 Explorers. Parts: Clear Housings E46 Bi-Xenon Projectors 3" Projector Shrouds D2S HID Kit @ 5000k (Now 4300k) H1 HID Kit @ 5000k (Now 4300k) High Beam Controllers 3 Relays (30amp) 2 Diodes (3amp) Fuse block (or inline) To start you need to open up the headlight housings First remove all the mounts from the housing Then put the light on a baking tray with tinfoil in the oven and preheat the oven to 400 degrees. put the headlight in the oven and wait about 5-10 min, CONSTANTLY MONITOR IT and make sure it doesn't get soft. Now its time to modify the housing to fit the protector Cut out all the plastic...

Any quick mod to make the low beam stay on with my high's? Without the use of the britebox? Is there a writeup somewhere? 9007 Bulbs here btw..

Hey all, to "ring in" the new Performance Lighting forum (moderated by yours truly) I'm going to give out a FREE set of PIAA 9007 Superwhite headlights to one lucky person! You may all remember the free set of PIAA 9004's given out a few months back, same rules apply. The only thing is you must own a 95-current Explorer. Anyone with 91-94 Explorer's, sorry but these won't work in your Explorer. the 9004 is designed for the 91-94 explorers. To those who aren't familiar with the PIAA 9007 Superwhite headlight replacement bulbs, they use the stock connection, stock wiring and so forth, and uses the stock wattage (55w/65w) to produce the output of a similar 100/110 watt bulb. The light produced by these lights is also much whiter...

Ive always loved the look of HID and aftermarket lighting on cars. On my old explorer, I had the diamond cuts with high temp harness and hyper white 80 watt halogen bulbs. On my new explorer, I wanted to do something new and go beyond what I used to have. Eairly on I decided to buy one of those 9007 HID kits on ebay that are plug and play but after doing some homework I found that they are actually illegal and dangerous to operate due to the amount of glare and stare light they give out. I then decided to fork out the extra money and do it the right way. (Plus I love the way projectors look!) I bought a kit off ebay that consisted of the projectors, 4300k D2S bulbs, ignitors, and ballasts. ($350 shipped) I also had to buy a new set...

If you have handle controlled interior lights and they are always staying on and you have the door ajar light on, you are going to love this fix.. It's an easy and a cheap fix, and is the way to perform your maintenance of this switch... Put your fuse and bulbs back in, roll your windows up and get a can of wd40 with the straw...start with your drivers door...from the outside pull the handle up and where the handle goes thru the door, squirt a little wd40 in both those slits...open the door and just work the outside handle a few times...go to the passenger door and do the same....thats all there is to it...good luck...:D Update ...If you have an X, You may also need to wd40 your rear hatch latches and If this does not fix your...

does anyone have these on the front? i'm thinkin about them and i'm just wondering what they look like on an explorer... ------------------ '93 explorer sport 4x4 splitfire wires bosch +4 plugs hella 530 foglights

ENORMOUS Christmas Sale!!! Group buy ends Monday, December 14th at midnight! Give the gift of excellent night vision and styling this Christmas!! Introducing the brand new, Blaze HID kits. Smallest ballasts on the market. Easiest H.I.D. kits to hide ever! Ballasts 1/3 size of regular ballasts. GROUP BUY IS OVER! 6000K HID's on my own personal vehicles!

Title says it all. Was leaning more for 10k but just looking for some other people opinions on looks and quality?

hi yall. i was on a bus ride to union, and while reading thru my truckin magizine (sep issue), on page 36, there is an advertizement by procarparts.com for the folow: Headlights [ ] [ ] <-------(pictures of headlights) 149.99 89-90 ford bronco 89-92 ranger 91-94 explorer now, i looked at their website, and i couldnt find them on the website. can yall please double check with me. i would really like the euro/projection headlights, they look awesome

I'm going to get two cold cathodes for under my dash, driver's side and passenger's side. I want to wire them so they come on when my parking lights are on.. how would I go about doing this? Also, is there anywhere to run wires from the driver's side to the passenger's side under the dash?... Like, going under the radio area near the floor?...

This is my how to for installing signal mirrors on the 3rd Gen Ex. I know that a lot of you know how to do most of this, but it is a how to so I must assume you know nothing. I am not trying to insult anyone’s intelligence. Before I begin, I would like to thank a few people: RickOTR – for finding the signal mirror kit and pointing it out to me. NHarris – for the OEM mirrors. Without them this wouldn’t have happened. Explorer Forum – For obvious reasons. Thanks Rick, for a great place for us to swap info and hang out! I purchased the Signal Mirror Kit from www.hillbankmotorsports.com. Cost was $39.99 + SH. A huge Bang for the buck. The kit is for the 2001-2005 Ranger, but it is a direct replacement for the 2002-2005...

im not to sure where to mount my light switches so i wanted to see where you guys mounted yours. sooo lets see some pics! thats in my 2wd.... i would put it in the same spot but theres a 4wd selector in its place... i know the mounting kit for the cd player is upside down... thats how i got it and i never fixed it... so gimme some ideas with pics! please haha

Hey guys, I know I've posted this question before, but I'm hoping to attract more comments, AND I referred to the puddle lights as just "side view mirror" lights before, so hopefully, now that I have the correct terminology, I can elicit a greater response. ANYWAYS, I was wondering if anyone out there knows how I can get to the bulbs, AKA the puddle lights under my side view mirrors. I want to change the colors, but I'm scared to just pop the under-glass, and risk breaking it. I've already made some severe scratches to it attempting this. HELP!!!