1997-2003 Ford F150 Spyder Projector Headlights with CCFL Halos (Chrome) SL| Part# 5010278

Hyper-Tough Look To Upgrade Your F150

When you're upgrading your 1997-2003 F150 in the looks department, picking up a new set of LED headlights is always a great way to start. These Projector Headlights from Spyder not only give your truck a much more modern look but they also come packed with CCFL Halos and replacement high/low beam lights. These F150 Projector Headlights from Spyder improve the looks and are an easy drop-in replacement for those boring original headlights that came straight from the factory and go great with similar chrome exterior accessories. They include a crystal clear lens with a chrome housing as well as awesome DRL Halos as well as high/low beams to make your truck one of the best looking vehicles on or off the road.

Feature DRLs & High/Low Beam Projector

Spyder's headlights come standard with a low beam projector lens and a high beam reflector lens each with their own bulb that gives these headlights increased overall light output over stock. The low beam projector gives your truck a much more focused and intense beam of light than stock without blinding other drivers in traffic. Around the two lenses is a DRL Halo that not only produces a bright, clear amount of light that you'll instantly notice during the day, but looks spectacular at night as well. These headlights also come with amber reflectors and turn signals so you'll retain that element of safety. Spyder's headlights come with all the detailed instructions and hardware you'll need for installation and wiring.

Factory Projector and Fitment: These headlights are easy to install as replacements on 1997-2003 F150 models and were made by OEM-approved and ISO-certified manufacturers. These lights will NOT fit models maufactured before 6/1997.

Spyder's Warranty: Spyder Auto offers a 1-year limited warranty against manufacturer defects. Condensation issues are covered under the terms of Spyder's warranty on a case-by-case basis, and Stage 3 cannot guarantee that a particular condensation problem will be covered. Read more about condensation and fogging over on our blog.