Product Description
Shop with Blessed Performance for the AlphaRex LUXX Series Alpha Black LED Projector Headlights for your 2003-2005 Dodge Ram 2500/3500. When AlphaRex designed these Dodge Ram LUXX-Series projector headlights, they used the 5th generation Ram trucks headlight design and applied it to the 3rd generation Ram. These headlights have top and bottom DRL light tube in white LED, and they also function as amber sequential turn signal light. In addition, these headlights also come with their signature activation light that is a lighting sequence when you unlock your Dodge Ram. The inner projector is with dual beam output for high and low beam, while the outer projector will light up with low beam in white color output. These feature high/low beam projectors that are use LED chips.
AlphaRex composes these Dodge Ram LUXX-series projector headlights with their patented rectangular projector lens. The projection cut-off line is perfect for American LHD regulation. These projector headlights also come with a signature activation light feature, which is a sequential light show when you ignite your car, as well as DRL light tube. These LUXX-series projector headlights come with the alpha-black housing. This specially designed housing has a glossy look mixed with black paint and smoked light tubes that will give your truck an all-black look.
The Dodge Ram LUXX-series projector headlights are made of polycarbonate plastic lens. A layer of anti-fog agent is also applied on the headlight lens; thus, it allows better light output in extreme weather. In addition, another coating is applied to protect the lens against yellowing and oxidation. These projector headlights are compliant with SAE and DOT FMVSS108 regulations and are certified to ISO-9000, ISO-9001 and ISO-9002.
Highlights:
- Alpha-Black Housing
- Top & Bottom DRL Light Tubes
- Durable Polycarbonate Lenses
- Amber Sequential Turn Signal Light
- Mounts Directly Into Factory Location
- Signature Activation Lights When You Unlock Vehicle
- Anti-Fog Agent For Better Light Output In Extreme Weather