Medgas24
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Lights around Laramie headlights
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Medgas24
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Really just any color to see if it’s possible
All_Black_Lone_Star
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It is possible
Headlight Customization (DIY)
This is a quick write up of how I removed a lens from a spare ram 1500 mid range headlight. There are other ways of removing them, but this is a DIY method. The ram 1500 headlights use a permaseal type of sealer to keep moisture out and keep the lens attached to the rear assembly. This is a bit...
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danielle2019
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Would be illegal here. Check your local laws!
All_Black_Lone_Star
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Have not taken the dive yet but the write up this guy did makes it sound as if all you need is time and patience. I do know that Diod Dynamics has certified installers in just about every state that they recommend when you order the boards.
MannymanX
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It's definitely possible, i saw a few posts about this mod here.
i'd check the laws first as @danielle2019 stated
RebelWraith
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Changing the color on the front end of your vehicle from anything other than white or amber can get you in some hot water with the Police. This is why Diode Dynamics recommends offroad use only.
It takes more than just time and patience. You will need an assortment of special tools, parts, an oven large enough for these big headlights and knowing that you could ruin your headlights. These headlights are sealed with Permaseal. This type of sealant is much more difficult to remove the Butyl rubber which is why most installers cut the headlights open.
I've now done a few of the Ram headlights and they really are a bear to complete. Highly recommend using a person that has familiarity with headlight customization.
It takes more than just time and patience. You will need an assortment of special tools, parts, an oven large enough for these big headlights and knowing that you could ruin your headlights. These headlights are sealed with Permaseal. This type of sealant is much more difficult to remove the Butyl rubber which is why most installers cut the headlights open.
I've now done a few of the Ram headlights and they really are a bear to complete. Highly recommend using a person that has familiarity with headlight customization.
