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    LED 9007 for Ranger Conversion???

    Found some LED's on eBay. They say they're for fog lights, but I've never seen a 9007 fog light.

    WILL THIS WORK???

    Would they be bright enough to use with crystal lens headlights?
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    I believe they say fog light just so they can sell them and say they never said headlight if a person buys them and they are not bright enough. They have them in 9004 also...they also have a bunch of LED headlights if you look on the bay.
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    • #3
      LED headlights are not DOT legal. Thats why they're tagged as fog lamp lights. There are currently two brands legally producing DOT standard LED lights. TruckLite is one, can't remember the other. The TruckLite ones are ~$300/side.

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        240 lumens. I have a flashlight that is brighter than that...
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          $600 lights... I wonder, though, if you would ever buy new lights again?
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          • #6
            Nope. Supppsedly ~100,000 MTBF

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