ACANII - For 1999-2004 Ford Super Duty F-250 F-350 Truck Excursion Conversion Chrome Headlights Headlamps Set Left+Right

Good product was hesitant to install due to the cutting but was not bad at all. Did not have to drop bumper looks good product will update in a few months for longevity. Also will need to buy the hardware which was cheap everything for 10 bucks or so. Also will need to buy straight side lamp marker socket. Dorman 645-550 Marker Lamp Socket...

So our 2003 F350 had the square headlights. which had missing parts this order got us updated. Just had to cut out a section to make them fit. The headlight bulbs it came with are dim so we ordered the H13 Leds at another place. Otherwise no complaints here the front end looks great. All one piece.

The High & Low Beams Were Backwards On Plugin..... Easily Remedied.....Modification to panels must follow directions...Cut Acurately.....Lights Gave The Truck A Modern Look &A Drastic Difference Over Stock Headights.....

These have to be the worst fitting head lights I have ever seen! They're not even close too fitting. A LOT of "modification" has to be performed to get them in the sub-frame housing. How does someone copy a head light so badly? The only reason I even tried these lights is because I have an extra subframe in which I can "MODIFY" Joke!

The lights look great when they are done. So I guess it's been worth it. And NO CONDENSATION. I hate it when new lights do that.If the lights are in an older truck the fiberglass sub support has to be cut out some. They give you nice color directions for that. I used an oscillating tool (Fines tool, vibro tool) to cut mine. It wasnt too bad but that dust is nasty stuff. Wear a mask. Save your lungs.HOWEVER!, the light connectors were wired backwards. It seems I am not alone in that issue. That was just kind of a pain. Just plug them in and test them before final install. If you find that they are backwards. i.e. low beams are high and high beams are low, I've posted a couple pics on how to de-pin the adapter and then just re-plug the wires back in. It beats cutting wires for sure.1. Find something like a small seal pick.2. Stick it into the connector to push the little tab back a little and pull the white wire out.3. Do the same for the red wire. Leave black. It is the ground.4. Make sure the little tabs are bent out a little so they will grab the connector again.5. Re-insert the white wire where red was.6. Re-insert the red wire where white once was.And your done. It's simple but it's something I dont think you should have to do. It's just annoying. But anyway. Lights look nice. Work great so far. I'll still give them 4 starts because they are sealed properly.

Perfect fit and really updates the front end of my 2002 F250 without trendy LED junk. These are bright and bolt in much better than the old lights. The installation does require cutting the old fiberglass headlight buckets, but follow the instructions and it's pretty easy. Then just plug and play.

Look good but poor quality. Steer clear.

There's quite a bit of cutting required, but it's worth it. The directions were clear and easy to understand. They look great!