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Has Anyone Installed Migicar.com's Projector Headlights On 09 Sier

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brims Senior Enthusiast

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They come with a fiberglass wing? Why are the turn signal bulbs on the inside of the headlights? The turn signal bulbs don't light to the side like the stockers.

lsuguy Senior Enthusiast

lsuguy

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someone i know had some black ones on theirs and he didnt have them long. they didnt keep out much moisture and just sucked. dont do it

250motorsportz Enthusiast

250motorsportz

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NO!!! Honestly, I've had my fair share with projector headlights.

A) Most aftermarket projectors are crappy quality

B) Shitty cut-off lines

C) Some aftermarket headlights fit horribly

D) The 07+ Sierra aftermarket headlights look horrible!

 

Just get yourself some HIDs and/or paint your stock headlights. It's your truck, but in my honest opinion, save your money and put it somewhere else man! I had projectors w/HIDs on my 08 Silverado, they looked SICK but the light output was HORRIBLE. I left my headlights stock this time on my 09, and went with HIDs.

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