AlphaRex 880251 LUXX-Series Alpha-Black LED Projector Headlights

Customize the look of your 2018-2020 Ford F-150 with the AlphaRex 880251 LUXX-Series Alpha-Black LED Projector Headlights from XDP. AlphaRex uses dual projectors for these G2 LUXX-Series projector headlights with the 14th gen F150 look LED bar surrounding the light as a DRL and signal light. These headlights come with switchback white LED DRL and amber LED sequential turn signal, with activation light feature, which is a running light when you unlock your F-150. The top projector is for low beam, while the bottom projector is for high beam. In addition, the projectors are high/low beam projectors that are LED chips developed by AlphaRex.

The Ford F150 G2 LUXX-series projector headlights are composed of AlphaRex's patented rectangular projector lens, which makes the projection cut-off line perfect for American LHD regulation. These LUXX-series projector headlights come with the signature activation light feature, which is a sequential light show when you unlock your truck, as well as sequential signal light that give you an enhanced style when you change lane or make a turn. The headlights come with the Alpha-black housing which is their special designed housing that has the glossy look mixed with the black paint, chrome delete interior look and smoke DRL lens, to help give your truck a sporty look.

The F150 G2 LUXX-series projector headlights are made of polycarbonate plastic lens. AlphaRex also applies a layer of anti-fog agent on the headlights lens; thus, it allows better light output in extreme weather. In addition, they also apply another coating to protect the lens against yellowing and oxidation. These are compliant with SAE and DOT FMVSS108 regulations, and are certified to ISO-9000, ISO-9001 and ISO-9002.

Features:

• Alpha-Black Housing
• Switchback LED DRL
• Durable Polycarbonate Lenses
• Amber Sequential Turn Signal Light
• Mounts Directly Into Factory Location
• Signature Activation Lights When You Unlock Truck
• Anti-Fog Agent For Better Light Output In Extreme Weather