Winnipeg HID is who I deal with in Ontario.
I will say I have nothing nice to say about Form Lighting headlights from experience on other vehicles.
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I will say I have nothing nice to say about Form Lighting headlights from experience on other vehicles.
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Conversely, my Form taillights are rocking my Mav thus far.
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The headlights are worth the wait
My father's 2015 GMC Sierra had an issue with the factory headlights. He decided to order a set of Form lighting headlights. Long story short they fit fine and are bright. But there is not left or right adjustment and the passenger side headlight points into oncoming traffic, even with me taking the truck apart and trying to aim it using the mounting screws I couldn't pull it away from oncoming traffic. Second thing is the light uses three projectors on each side. None of the projector cutoffs line up with eachother which isn't too much of a performance issue but looks bad having projectors pointed noticeably in different directions. Finally the projector cutoff is way too exaggerated on the left side of the hot spot and it causes an extreme dark spot on the driver's side ditch area it's simply too low and can't be raised without blinding oncoming traffic and people infront with the right side of the cutoff. TLDR: They look like quality but perform worse than factory where it counts.
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I might consider these if my stock ones ever fail. Otherwise, I don't see how any perceived advantage is worth the price.
What makes them worth the price to you? Is it just aesthetics, or a functional advantage?The headlights are worth the wait
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It's personal choice really. They really change how the truck looks. As far as output the pattern is a little different than the oem headlights but are slightly brighter.
Mostly aesthetics b/c you could put in brighter bulbs for WAY less. I'm interested in the back lights b/c currently mine are hyperflashing
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You can't just swap headlight bulbs on the Mavericks, they are built inside the headlight housing.
You would be better off turning off the hyper flashing for a couple dollars in ForScan licence fees.
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I changed to the Lasfit switchbacks and that made the front headlights a lot brighter. So while you're right, swapping out those specific bulbs accomplished the functional mission
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I swapped mine for switchbacks too but it doesn't really do anything for the headlights. Adding fog lights however does really help, especially for adding some width to the beam output.
Disabling hyper flashing in FORScan has nothing to do with LED headlights.
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lucky you… heading into 4 months
idk man, I feel they are not being honest about their abilities to deliver.
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It's only been 3 months as of tomorrow. They were officially released to order on 2/19. They got way more orders that expected, it's not really dishonesty. But I do think a little more communication on lead times would help ease some tensions.
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