Q: Is Brite Box difficult to install?

Q: Is Brite Box difficult to operate?

Q: Do I need special headlights with Brite Box?

Q: Do I need special headlight bulbs with Brite Box?

Q: How does Brite Box affect bulb life?

Q: If I want more light, can I upgrade to higher output bulbs or headlights?

Q: How do brighter bulbs (without Brite Box installed) compare to using a Brite Box with standard bulbs?

Q: I have a new body style Dodge Ram pickup (2002 and up1500 model & 2003 and up Heavy Duty). Why are there special Brite Box applications for these vehicles?

Q: Is Brite Box difficult to install?

A: Brite Boxes are among the easiest of all auto accessories to install. Installation times for do it yourselfers averages about a half an hour and requires only a few common hand tools. Top of Page

Q: Is Brite Box difficult to operate?

A: Once installed, Brite Box is FULLY AUTOMATIC with no switches or controls to operate. Top of Page

Q: Do I need special headlights with Brite Box?

A: NO. Brite Box works with your STOCK headlights - no replacement or modifications required. Top of Page

Q: Do I need special headlight bulbs with Brite Box?

A: NO. Brite Box works with your STOCK headlight bulbs - no replacement or modifications required. Top of Page

Q: How does Brite Box affect bulb life?

A: In millions of miles of on road testing (with thousands of Brite Boxes), we have found no negative effect on bulb life in vehicles that have had Brite Box installed. Top of Page

Q: If I want more light, can I upgrade to higher output bulbs or headlights?

A: Only if you choose your bulbs wisely. Bulbs that produce more light by simply putting higher wattage filaments into the bulb can cause major damage to your lighting system, even without a Brite Box installed. The reason is that the higher wattage filaments draw a lot more electrical current than the stock bulbs. This in turn can overload switches, wiring and / or headlight components. The only safe way to get more light without potential overloads is to use high tech bulbs that produce more light output with the same electrical draw as stock bulbs. These bulbs accomplish this with advanced bulb construction techniques. Some bulbs that fit this criteria are "Sylvania Silverstar" and "PIAA Platinum". Top of Page

Q: How do brighter bulbs (without Brite Box installed) compare to using a Brite Box with standard bulbs?

A: There is really no comparison. Honestly speaking the only advantage the brighter bulbs have over the Brite Box setup will be a slightly brighter low beam. The reason is that Brite Box does not affect (either negatively or positively) low beam only performance. Therefore the brighter bulbs will put out a little more light on low beam. When the high beams are engaged, the story changes. Yes, the brighter bulbs also produce more high beam light than stock - BUT the beam pattern does not cover the area directly in front of the vehicle. With Brite Box, there is an even carpet of light from directly in front of your vehicle to the farthest reach of the high beams. What would you rather have - A slightly brighter INFERIOR beam pattern (without Brite Box), or an even carpet of light that reaches from near to far. Remember, you can always upgrade to high tech bulbs with a Brite Box to maximize your headlight performance. Top of Page

Q: I have a new body style Dodge Ram pickup (2002 and up 1500 model & 2003 and up Heavy Duty). Why are there special Brite Box applications for these vehicles?

A: This vehicle has one of the most sophisticated headlight systems on the road. The system is not only isolated from side to side, but is also self diagnostic. For a complete overview on how this system works, download this brief in .pdf format. Top of Page