So I drove it last night. It's no better than stock. It looks it on a wall and it might be better than old yellow lenses but it isn't better than new old stock lights. The beam pattern is everywhere and they are aimed too low and even if you adjust them up some it doesn't help much. I'd say if you have old gross lenses and like the looks of them go for it, but if your lights are good and you aren't planning a projector retrofit then don't bother.
On that note...
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I'm going to retrofit mine as well.
These aren't sealed with byutol they are perma-sealed which means they are absolutely awful to separate. If anyone else wants to do this I'd highly advise you try to get the lenses off in steps but if you look at the edge of my lense you can see you are going to damage it some. The only saving grace on our vehicles is it's an edge you would never see. Also I had the old chrome beauty ring things around my lights and I can tell with a little trimming of the corners of those they will snap in place on these lenses which would cover the damage. Just not sure if that will look dumb yet. I'm just glad unless you popped the hood or shoved your head inside the bumper you won't be able to notice my little screw driver marks.
If you are gonna do this.. 12 minutes on 280, pry gently with the thinnest screw driver you can just to get enough separation to put a big flat head in.. 10 minutes on 280 then try to gain 1/4 with a big flat head. You will only be able to do 3 edges of the lights which makes it harder. 10 more minutes and really bend with the big screw driver. Your going to have to get the whole way around the 3 edges and then the portion of the light that faces towards the radiator your gonna want to with gloves on pull that out once you can tell it's coming apart.
It's not fun, but the lights will not melt at 280 so if you need more heat then do it. Just don't go more than 20 minutes at a time it isn't doing anything.
I've done a lot of retrofitting and these are the worst lights I've ever taken apart but when your eventual low and high beams look like this:
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Man I'll be pumped to get these installed lol