| Year | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| 2015 - 2020 | Ford | F-150 |
| 2017 - 2023 | Ford | F-250 Super Duty |
| 2011 - 2023 | Ford | F-350 Super Duty |
AlphaRex 17-19 Ford F-250/350/450 SD Nova-Series LED Headlights w/Actv SeqSig & SBDRL (880325)
AlphaRex 17-19 Ford F-250/350/450 SD Nova-Series LED Headlights w/Actv SeqSig & SBDRL (880325)
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The AlphaRex 17-19 Ford F-250/350/450 Super Duty NOVA-Series LED Proj Headlights are high-performance replacement headlights designed specifically for Ford Super Duty models from 2017 to 2019. These headlights feature advanced LED projection technology, providing improved visibility and a modern aesthetic. Built with durable materials and innovative design, they incorporate signature lighting elements such as activation light sequences and sequential turn signals, enhancing both style and functionality. The product is engineered to meet strict SAE and DOT standards, ensuring compliance and safety on the road. These headlights deliver bright, focused illumination for improved nighttime driving and a distinctive look that upgrades the vehicle's appearance.
Designed for direct fitment on 2017-2019 Ford F-250, F-350, and F-450 Super Duty trucks, these headlights are a straightforward upgrade for owners seeking enhanced lighting performance and modern styling. They are intended for street use and are suitable for daily driving, off-road adventures, or show vehicles. Installation is a bolt-on process, requiring no additional modifications. The kit includes the headlights with integrated LED projectors, activation light sequence, and sequential turn signals, providing a complete upgrade solution. Compatibility is specific to the listed model years and chassis, making these headlights an ideal choice for those looking to improve both form and function of their Super Duty trucks.
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Introducing our 4th Gen Ford Super Duty MKII NOVA-Series projector headlights, expertly crafted to deliver a seamless blend of style and performance for your 4th generation Super Duty truck. Building on the AlphaRex MKI headlights, these MKII headlights feature a refined, slimmer LED tube and four large ice-cube projector lenses, replacing the previous eight smaller projectors. The upgraded clear lens with a reflector cup for the DRL, instead of the older white DRL tubes, enhances visibility in daylight and makes turn signals more visible under sunlight. Additionally, you can choose between white or amber DRL color options for a customized look.
At the core of these headlights is our signature 3D Ice-Cube projector lens, known for its sharp clarity and precision. Paired with switchback LED light tubes around the main projector, these headlights deliver striking aesthetics and outstanding visibility on the road. The switchback LEDs serve as dynamic daytime running lights (DRL) and sequential turn signals, enhancing both style and functionality. An unique arrow-shaped lens signal light in the middle section further improves visibility, providing clear signaling and adding a sophisticated touch.
Our 4th Gen Ford Super Duty MKII NOVA-Series projector headlights incorporate four 3D ice-cube projectors: all four are dedicated to low beams, with the bottom two also serving as dual high beams. Powered by high-intensity LEDs, these projectors produce a crisp 6000K light output, delivering superior projection and visibility across diverse driving conditions.
With an activation light feature that illuminates upon unlocking, these 4th Gen Ford Super Duty MKII NOVA-Series projector headlights add an extra layer of style and sophistication to your Super Duty.
Elevate the appearance and performance of your 4th Gen Ford Super Duty with our 4th Gen Ford Super Duty MKII NOVA-Series projector headlights. Enjoy the ultimate fusion of innovative design, superior illumination, and attention to detail—perfect for any truck enthusiast.
