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This might be a dumb question, but when they flash are they still yellow? Is it legal for them not to be? Also, I like what you did to your valence. Been thinking about doing that since the first day I had mine.

The factory bulbs for the signals are clear and flash yellowish. Modifying the headlights in general isn't usually legal but I replaced those bulbs with chrome bulbs that flash amber to make sure I am the proper color at least. I want to trim a bit more off of my valence, still by a huge fan of them completely removed on these trucks.

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what kind of side steps do you have on your truck?

 

 

Dee Zee NXT black steps they are good steps, don't hang down too low

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Just bought this 16 GMC Crew Cab 5.3. Traded in a 14 Double Cab v6. No problems with the 14 whatsoever. Just needed something with a little more space.

And you now have a truck with headlights that actually light up the road!

 

Congrats on the new ride!

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Silva Enthusiast

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And you now have a truck with headlights that actually light up the road!

 

Congrats on the new ride!

 

Thanks bud.

 

And definitely! Had to install HID's and LED fogs from theretrofitsource on the 14 to actually get good lighting lol. The light output between the 14 with the aftermarket lighting and the 16 stock HID's is pretty similar now.

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And you now have a truck with headlights that actually light up the road!

 

You "headlight mod" guys...so silly. My stock headlights light up the road every time they are turned on....no issues.

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We were blessed with a beautiful evening so I grabbed a picture over looking the valley where I live...

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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

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My 2016...soon to come: AMP Research power steps and a bed cover, not sure which one yet tho...attachicon.gifSilverado.jpg

Sharp! I like black wheels on a silver vehicle.

Aaron Rothrock Enthusiast

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Here's my 2016 Silverado LT Crew. It has a MotoFab 2" Level kit along with 22" Replica CK158's and 305/45/22 Hankook DynaPro ATM Tires. The bed cover is a DiamondBack..

 

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You "headlight mod" guys...so silly. My stock headlights light up the road every time they are turned on....no issues.

 

You must have gotten some good headlights or drive in town only.

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