Spec-D Tuning 2LHP-RAM06JM-TM LED Halo Black Projector Headlights for Dodge Ram Trucks - High Performance Lighting Upgrade for Off-Road & Night Driving

Read the whole review, I give tips on install with pictures.Nov 22, 2021 EDIT: I installed these lights maybe 5 years ago. Last year I had some light cut out issues. The blue crimps finally gave in to oxidation and weathering. So I removed all of them and soldered all wire joints. Solid. Haven’t had issues since. Go with the blue snaps for quick install. Go with soldering for long life install and not have to chase down electrical ghosts. Again. And again…I have a 2006 2500 diesel. First off for the bad reviews saying these do not fit your truck if you have the amber strip on the bottom, YOU ARE WRONG. I read the bad reviews and took a stab at it anyway. Glad I did. They were really quite SIMPLE to install. Instructions do not make much sense at all. But I work with electronics just for fun. Basically all you have to do is this:-Clean everything up by adjoining like pairs of wires with electrical tape or heat shrink. This will prevent accidental wire breakage, cuts, or vibration and heat damage.-Connect the two sets of black and white wires together (black to black, white to white).-With included blue splicing kit (you'll need to buy more at auto parts store, get the ones with silicone for weather protection), connect the black/white wires to the black/white of the amber strip's lamp wiring harness. This will give constant power (running, not daytime) to the halos and the led lights on the bottom (replacing amber strip).-Place existing Chrysler turn signal lamp harness into slot beneath sticker that says 'remove'.-Plug low/high beam harnesses together.DONE!!! Yes that easy. What isn't so easy is adjusting the low beams. High beams were fine. Looked up a Spec-D tuning video on YouTube for projector lights adjustment. I suggest you do the same. Took 10 seconds to understand what to do. Instead of constantly removing the lights I simply drilled holes so that I could insert a screwdriver and adjust with lights mounted. I adjusted mine lower because i have a lifted truck. Took a couple drilling tries, but I plugged the holes with caps and silicone I bought at Lowe's.My only issue is the driver low beam appears a bit brighter than the passenger. But from 25 feet away (facing truck) they're both insanely and equally bright!! The pictures are at angles so that you can see all the lights working. Plus a frontal view would just blind out everything else in the photo.Feel free to contact me if you have questions.