2009-2014 F150 ANZO G2 CCFL Halo Black Projector Headlights 111298

09-14 F150 & Raptor ANZO G2 Black Halo Headlights

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Aggressive, Good Looks with Twin Halos and Projector Lenses

The headlights on your 2009 to 2014 F150s take up a lot of real estate on your truck's front end, which is why swapping them out with a set of ANZO's G2 Halo Projector Headlights can make for one of the most noticeable styling upgrades on your aggressive F150 build. ANZO's Projector HALO Headlights drop right into place of your truck's factory headlights and are a leaps and bounds improvement in styling. The headlights feature a dual lens design with aggressive CCFL halos around each lens all set against a black housing with a clear lens that allows them to fit in perfectly with murdered-out styling themes all while adding modern headlight halos to your awesome 2009 to 2014 F150. Each headlight comes with bulbs allowing you to easily swap out your factory headlights in practically no time.

Low-Beam Projector Lens with CCFL Halos, LED Strip, and Black Housings

ANZO's pair of CCFL Halo Projector Headlights look amazing and can offer up improved lighting capability for your truck. Each headlight features a low-beam projector lens that accepts a standard H7 bulb, and produces a noticeable beam cutoff that makes it perfect for an HID conversion so you don't blind other drivers. The high-beams use a reflector lens with an H1 bulb that throws out a ton of light so that you can brighten up dark rural highways or off-road trails. The two lenses of each headlight are surrounded by CCFL halos that cast off a brilliant, bright, and solid white light that gives them a much cleaner appearance than LED halos. Underneath the lens assemblies, each light has an LED strip for further styling and a unique look. The lights come standard with a black housing that lets them fit in perfectly with other black components or styling themes.

Not recommended for F150s with Factory HIDs: while these headlights will fit on 2013 to 2014 F150s with HID kits, they will require custom wiring, and you'll technically be downgrading your bulbs back to standard halogens, unless aftermarket HID kits are purchased.

ANZO's Warranty: ANZO offers a 1-year limited warranty against manufacturer defects. Customers are responsible for shipping their lights to ANZO for any repairs, and will be responsible for the shipping charge back if the lights are sent in for warranty work outside of their first 30 days. Condensation issues are covered under the terms of ANZO's warranty. Read more about condensation and fogging over on our blog.

LED Conversion Kits: these headlights come standard with halogen bulbs. If you'd like to upgrade to an LED conversion kit, please select from our drop-down menus above. We've confirmed that each kit in our drop-down menu will fit inside the headlights and allow you to reinstall the dust covers/housing seals without modifications. Other LED conversion kits may also work, but you may not be able to reinstall the dust covers or housing seals due to a variety of factors. The LEDs will ship separately from the headlights in most cases.

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2014 Ford F150

These swapped right in place. Took some adjusting to get the height lined up, and the difference between stock and these is very noticeable. I can see on a dark rainy night now! Two caveats though that reduced it to 4 stars. First no instructions on adjusting them, or anything else for that matter, just a picture page. Second the passenger side is not as sharp as the drivers side. I can see a defined line on the garage door on the left, but not on the right. On the second, that *could* be due to hitting a deer which warranted getting these lights to replace the smashed one, so once the damage from the deer has been repaired, maybe it will show better. Other than that, they look good, have has several compliments even with a munched front end. The overall light output is much better than stock and I am very pleased with them. Takes some getting used to the highbeams, they are more focused down the center of the road, and bright, not like OEM where everything lights up, and doesn't really give you a better view. These focus further down the road.

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Reviewed by: Todd from Il on 3/17/2016

F150

The headlights installed with no problem instructions were a little lacking. they look awesome but when I am using them at night the low beams show lines like stairs and the light could go out a little farther. I feel like the light on the low beams is in too close when driving at higher speeds also the fixed line from light to dark bounces up and down very distracting. Added a photo for a clearer picture of what I am saying. High beams are great they light up the road. I would like to know if the other headlights do this if not I would purchase a different kind.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Martin Brabham from Palm Coast on 12/5/2018

2012 F150

The replacement light are great looking an wok perfectly - the LED light upgrade took some refitting but after some modification to make them fit - works great and really bright.

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Reviewed by: Tom Phillips from North Bend on 1/28/2019

2013 F150

Great lights, look awesome on my 2013 F150 XLT. Install time was a bit longer than expected due to the picture sheet that came with it. However, after figuring out how to put the first set in, the second set went in with no problem. I would have liked the low beam to be brighter, but hopefully in the near future an LED bulb will be available to fit that #111298 housing. For the instructions and brighter light issue I would still give a 5 star rating

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Reviewed by: jeff from tampa on 2/1/2018

What bulb do these headlights use?

Asked by: Mario - 11/17/2015

The headlights use an H7 for the low beam projectors and an H1 bulb for the high beams.

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What size/type of hid bulb fit in these projector housing? I have had these on my truck for a while and desperately need to upgrade them to hid. I would appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction on how to convert these things to hid from the halogen bulb thanks for any help

Asked by: big150 - 2/11/2016

These headlights use an H7 bulb for the low beams and a H1 bulb for the the high beams, and you should be able to use just about any H7 or H1 HID conversion kit to make it happen.

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Is there an LED bulb(s) that can replace the H1 and H7 halogen bulbs on this headlight assembly to get a brighter light?

Asked by: jeff - 12/31/2017

In theory,any H7 and/or H1 LED conversion kit will work on these headlights. However, we have not tried any personally on these particular headlights. We have had some luck with the CrystaLux G9 Series H7s on the ANZO headlights for the 2015-2017 F150s. For the H1s, our only current option is the Putco Silver-Lux H1 Kit, and we can't guarantee that they'll fit completely inside the high-beams housing and dust cover.

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For the Putco SilverLux H7 LED Conversion kit, is that a plug and play full kit that comes with LED bulbs for the main low beam and high beams as well? Are there other steps to wiring up the LED low beam and high beam bulbs? I'm looking to install these on a 2012

Asked by: Tom - 6/26/2018

The optional LED Kits for these headlights are for the H7 low-beams only. Unfortunately, all of the H1 LED kits we tested would not fit in the headlight's high beam housing without modifications to the dust cover. The SilverLux H7 kit will plug and play into the headlight's low-beam housing, and then the headlight has a plug-and-play fitment with your truck's factory wiring.

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