Complete Performance Smoked Cab Light Kit (Blemished) for 1973–1997 Ford F-Series and Bronco

Description

Complete Performance Smoked Cab Light Kit (Blemished Set)

These are the same lights used by the DieselBrothers on The Discovery Channel.

Fitment

1973 – 1997 Ford F150, F250, F350, Superduty, Bronco

You’ll absolutely love these smoked cab lights. They are a direct OEM replacement lens. The curvature of the light base allows them to sit exactly as they should on the roof of your cab. In this kit you will receive a set of 5 lights. You’ll need to provide bulbs, wiring harness and screws. A complete kit for those of you without OEM lights will be available soon.

Read Garrett Mazon’s review on these lights vs. the cheap eBay lights below:

Garrett Mazon’s Review on Complete Performance Cab Lights vs. Cheap Cab Lights

“So, The LONG DEBATED cab light debate. Forgive me as I do not have a factory cab light to compare it to in the photos, but I have attached a photo of a FACTORY cab light that I had painted that is installed on my F350. Let’s get the details, On the LEFT/TOP is the eBay cab light, that you can purchase from eBay between $26.00 and $43.00. On the RIGHT/BOTTOM is the Complete Performance Cab light that you can purchase directly from Paul Rutledge or Chris Rutledge at Complete Performance for $80.00.

Both of these Cab Lights are ‘Smoked’ in color. So, I will list the noticeable differences I’ve found between the two. The First photo is all three colors available from Complete Performance, which includes a Factory cab light in the middle. The Second photo. You can see the color difference here, the eBay one is more bluish/purple. The CP one is more of a brown, which if you’ve ever smoked lights using actual paint/clear, this is how they turn out. You’ll also notice that the mounting holes are completely different. The eBay one sets the screws on top of the base, where as the CP one sets the screw down inside the base, like the OE one would be. Another thing to note is the actual shape of the lens itself. The eBay one is round, following the curvature of the base. The CP one is flatter, just like the OE one would be.

The Third photo reiterates what I stated above. The Fourth photo shows the thickness of the bases, and if you look closely, you can see that the eBay one sits FLAT on the desk, and the CP one actually has a curve to the base. If you remember, the roof on your truck is NOT flat. The Fifth photo reiterates the above, and you can also see they have added a drain to the back of the lens base. Which only means that they are expecting water to get inside the lens. Ill bring this up now, but they both seem to be “plastic welded”” together. But the CP one shows much more melting between the two. The Sixth photo shows the huge difference in the base thickness