Spyder Auto Dodge Charger Chrome CCFL LED Projector Headlight

I love these lights and they work great, it was a PAIN to install and I am good with wiring, there aren't any directions and it took a lot of trail and error, but after a year they haven't built up any moister at all.

The CCFL looked great but...one halo burned out after about 3 months and I've checked the eletrical hook up and it is the light. So I can not give it higher than 2 stars because one of the halos burned out so fast.

Lights look great but the 5 led lights don't work. I heard that's common with these lights. They still turn a lot of heads during the day and at night time. They make my charger look great.

I am very satisfied with these headlights from spyder. There are a lot of cheap, gawdy aftermarket headlights out there for the first generation charger and these are not them. The headlights are very crisp and clear and very bright. The projector lense focuses your bulb very well and the led halos are very crisp and neatly arranged. Be warned that some electrical splicing will be necessary if you want the little led accent lights underneath to work. And make sure it's down properly or it could pull too much power and damage your systems. So get it done professionally if you aren't a pro. You have to take the whole bumper off to change out the lights. Seriously you'll love these, don't settle and buy that cheap crap, honor your charger and give it these babies!

The CCFL blew out on first day. Had to order replacements. And LED had to blowen lights on arrival.

I have had these on my car now for about a week and have been very satisfied with the look as well as the preformance. They do require some wiring to make the LED's and HALO's work but nothing to difficult, as long as you can do basic wiring, you can do this without a problem. It took me maybe 45 mins from start to finish including doing some minor adjusting on the beam angles.

The headlight assemblies look good initially and fit okay. The build quality is not as good as OEM, but they initially worked okay. The projector lens works fair and its projection cutoff plus overall lamp adjustability is good. The halos and LEDs are weak though. After a few months, some of the LEDs started dimming. Both lenses showed dulling after a few months too. After ~18 months, one assembly began trapping moisture inside and steadily worsened. Both lenses began breaking down or peeling at the edges at this time too. After 24 months, the other assembly began trapping moisture. Both assemblies must replaced now. Not recommended.

I am very happy with how easy it was to install the headlights. I got the high/low beams and the blinkers connected and am getting the LEDs and halos wired professionally for $90. Can't wait to see how they turn out!