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jrSS

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  1. No. Just get a kit with the right bulb type and plug em in.

    You'll have to drill holes in the headlight caps by using a 7/8" spade bit but that's the only thing that you'll have to modify. Brights work just like a normal bulb. I recently installed a used kit from daytimebrightlites.com from another member. And it's basically plug n play. Like I said only thing you'll have to do is modify the caps. Easy peasy.

  2. Long story short I received 2 sets of caliper covers. Brand new and I haven't even opened the packaging. So I don't need this extra set.

    $150 shipped and I paid $199. So my loss is your gain. I do have PayPal. If interested email me at: jri0934@yahoo.com.

    Thanks.

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  3. Well it's on. Took about an hour to take wiper cowl off and figure out how to install it. Definitely corners "flatter" with less body roll with my lowering kit I also have on. Love it! Drives like a car. It was $160 shipped from Hong Kong. We have a group buy on the facebk page "ford edge world wide"

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  4. Color depends on what brand of hid kit or bulbs you buy or factor in 35 watt ballasts or 55 watt ballast. 55 watt will give you a warmer color. (I wouldn't do 55 watt it's a bit overkill).

     

    If your looking at lumens which is the light output then 4300 is supposedly the highest lumen output compared to other colors. I myself like the 6000k bulbs. I think they look best while still giving you plenty of lumens. Anything over 6-8000k is just a waste of $$ and labor.

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