2009 to 2018 Ram Easy Reflector Headlight Upgrade

We're going to demonstrate today how to install the headlights you've always wanted in your truck but didn't have. If you're reading this, you're probably driving a car with reflector headlights and thinking, "Dude, I wish I had the Sport, Big Horn, or whatever that came with the cool projector headlights, but you didn't want to spend the extra three to ten thousand dollars." I understand. We're here today because I'm with you.

These two connectors connect to the original plugs for your reflector headlights, and they plug into a projector headlight directly on the back. It's so charming. You have this plug on the rear of this headlamp, which is the reflector headlight. The original projector plug is on the bottom and plugs in immediately. Your turn signals are controlled by this small box, which simply connects to your turn signal wiring and to your headlamp.

That being said, why would you do this? Style is the first. Your truck will look much better with these headlights. If you have a Ram from 2009 to 2018 with reflector headlights, this is a simple yet stylish update that looks great. It completely transforms your vehicle. How about function now? Running the projector headlights gives you a fantastic headlight brightness boost. This place is 500% overstocked.

Additionally, you get an excellent projector cutoff line to avoid blinding oncoming cars. That's an additional big plus. With these, if you put in any other type of bulb—LED or HID—you do get some glare up in other drivers' eyes. If you don't want to be flashed every time you drive, you should use a projector.

Before this harness was made available, you had to hack up your wiring. That was repulsive. It is not something you want to do. Our harness makes it easy to use. If it takes 30 minutes, anyone can do it. Disassembling the truck takes less time than plugging this man in. It simply works, which is the finest part. If you need anything else for your Dodge Ram truck, we have aftermarket fog lights, cargo lights, and reverse lights.