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Received my headlight relay kit today. Anyone thinking about ordering one, send your request to crackedback. You can not build/find a better kit for less money.

Thanks! The rest, whatever I do, is for warmer weather! I’ve got a charge wire from crackedback for now.

My fleet by-pass took the charge wires from alternator through the firewall to the ammeter and from the ammeter back through the firewall to the starter relay. The bulkhead was by-passed. My ammeter remains in the circuit and fully functional. Crackedback’s kit was headlights only.

I used a ARC switch panel to drive water pump, fans, fuel pump, oil accumulator solenoid. The stock taillight and headlight harness were modified (no firewall plug). The rest is wired with rolls of wire and relays purchased seperately. In addition to the ARC fuse block a secondary new style fuse...

our member sells the kit,talk to him. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/plug-and-play-headlight-relay-kits.186716/

So after a bit of a break and while I'm still waiting for my dash pad to arrive I went and installed the new headlight wiring harness I bought thru Year One and manufactured by M&H. Then I put in the long splash shields that go right up front. Passenger side. And the drivers side. Finally, I...

GMP440: The lighting system in my car was terrible when I got it, had to re-build almost the entire system. I decided to add the headlight relay kit and do it all at one time. I replaced all the bulbs with LED's, except for the headlights, those are (4X) new sealed beam. Most of the bulbs were...

Well, I just installed the headlight relay kit from CrackedBack and discombooberated my ammeter so I'm ready for Halogens! Aint no way no how I'm gonna be puttin them thar things on my car! So THERE!

Crackedback Please pm, I would like a headlight/relay kit for my '72 Satellite

Hello everyone: I just installed this @Crackedback Headlight Relay Kit on my '67 GTX. Amazing difference in the headlights now. My lights used to be really dull, now I can drive safely at night, super bright. One thing I would suggest: If you don't know how old your headlights are, it's worth...

With all these responses, it is evident that CB makes some good stuff in high demand.

I didn't say "Not for mopars" I said "Not designed with mopars in mind" The instructions will say something along the lines of "Attach power at battery for full battery power". Just run from anyone that says that... especially on a muscle era mopar. Putting together a clean, 4...

I have his relay kit as well. Got it in 2018 and sold the car for this one in time. I was planning on using it on this one.

PM me please. Thanks

Crackedback here on fbbo has excellent headlight relay kits. I bought two great stuff.

Also use stock halogens with relays. Right now pretty good at night. Recently acquired Hoppy Headlight Aimers to put the headlights back to factory alignment. Anxious to try them.

I kind of hate reposting questions that get asked a lot but here we go. My headlight motor problem on my 67 Charger matches a trouble shooting doc I'm using exactly. The doc; http://phscollectorcarworld.blogspot.com/2015/09/tech-files-196-1967-dodge-charger.html?m=1 The problem; Both lights...

one of the members sell a kit. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/plug-and-play-headlight-relay-kits.186716/

Go to Mad Electrical and look at the article on eliminating your ammeter so you don't burn down the dash. I also purchased the headlight relay kit from Crackedback so I could take the load off of the system.

I sent him a PM a few years ago but by the time I heard back I went with this kit. Not cheap but he threw the shipping in, ran everything parallel to the existing wires just unplug and plug in the new. Mesh wire looms as opposed to the plastic corrugated stuff like the ebay kits but there only...