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Mine's aimed too high, even w/o my fat *** on it lol...
Went the Phase 6 LED trucklite route last summer. Way brighter than stock, but not a pattern I particularly care for.
Just picked up a Bosch E4 bucket, and waiting on my Osram bulb, give that a swirl next... Just want lots of light w/o going to extra lamps, I like the stripped down look of the SG...
there are some good recommendations on here that are sub $100 for brighter bulbs and keep your stock look with better performance
the TL phase 7 will run you $217 shipped to your house, then you will want to buy the frenched ring (either visor or regular) which is about another $40 or so, there you are about $260 and the LED light is so much brighter you will think someone turned on the road signs and lights around you
then you have the HD HID and HD LED versions for whatever money those run, but it's more than either of the previous solutions
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