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I'll get some pics as soon as I'm driving at night - doesn't happen much now that it stays light until 9 or so. The turn around time was one week, I planned it for a week I would be out of town on business. I pulled them out, packed them, and dropped them off for FedEx at Office Max Friday night, they were at my house when I got back the following Friday night.
They use the same adjusters as the stock headlights, you use a 10mm(?) socket & extension through the top of the fender (you can see the hole when you open the hood). The bulbs are DS2 Phillips bulbs, they have them on Amazon, haven't looked locally. They are supposed to last a very long time, and they don't just quit, they slowly change color (shift toward purple) over time.
The headlights are every bit as bright and focused as the Bi-Xenon headlights on my wife's BMW.
This is the place that did it for me. HID Projector Headlight Retrofit for Subaru, Honda, BMW, Scion and More | LightWerkz.net
This was the first ram retrofit they had done. They had some problems because the light housings are so big & they said the glue holding the halves together was a challenge to remove. Then the Lexus HID projectors they wanted to use wouldn't fit because there's a "Shelf" between the top & bottom of the headlight - you can see it if you look at your headlight. They ended up using an imported Morimoto projector. Caesar said the quality isn't as high as the Lexus projectors, but they work fine so far. I guess the problem was interference between the Lexus projectors and the "Shelf" as they are bigger diameter or deeper than the Morimoto, not sure which.
Anyway, instlling them was pretty straight forward, but there is extra wiring and the control boxes you have to figure out where to mount. I used some double sided tape and cable ties to mount them on top of a brace you can see after you pull the headlight out.
They use the same adjusters as the stock headlights, you use a 10mm(?) socket & extension through the top of the fender (you can see the hole when you open the hood). The bulbs are DS2 Phillips bulbs, they have them on Amazon, haven't looked locally. They are supposed to last a very long time, and they don't just quit, they slowly change color (shift toward purple) over time.
The headlights are every bit as bright and focused as the Bi-Xenon headlights on my wife's BMW.
This is the place that did it for me. HID Projector Headlight Retrofit for Subaru, Honda, BMW, Scion and More | LightWerkz.net
This was the first ram retrofit they had done. They had some problems because the light housings are so big & they said the glue holding the halves together was a challenge to remove. Then the Lexus HID projectors they wanted to use wouldn't fit because there's a "Shelf" between the top & bottom of the headlight - you can see it if you look at your headlight. They ended up using an imported Morimoto projector. Caesar said the quality isn't as high as the Lexus projectors, but they work fine so far. I guess the problem was interference between the Lexus projectors and the "Shelf" as they are bigger diameter or deeper than the Morimoto, not sure which.
Anyway, instlling them was pretty straight forward, but there is extra wiring and the control boxes you have to figure out where to mount. I used some double sided tape and cable ties to mount them on top of a brace you can see after you pull the headlight out.
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