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Took about two/two and half weeks from the time I placed the order. Comes thru USPS

Ok. I've been waiting now over 3 weeks. Got the shipping notification on the 26th but don't think it actually shipped bc the tracking has never updated. Probably just generated it but never actually left.

 

 

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Ok. I've been waiting now over 3 weeks. Got the shipping notification on the 26th but don't think it actually shipped bc the tracking has never updated. Probably just generated it but never actually left.

 

 

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Yea the delay is probably due to the Memorial Day Holiday. Had the same experience with the tracking and then all the sudden it jumped from waiting to be picked up from sender, to out for delivery

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Wrong quote

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Custom hitch cover. Found the guy online who does them. Individually makes them all by hand and is open to custom orders. http://www.kempterkustoms.com

 

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Added the LED headlights. Went with the H11 LED kit from http://www.xenondepot.com. Simple install and plug & play. Ordered the wrong Fog kit, so just waiting for them to arrive and they will all match. 6K color temp.

 

Ive read that LED or HID lights in the reflector housing are extremely bright and blinding to oncoming traffic.. How do they look on the road?

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It's due to a HID/LED bulb being placed in a halogen housing. There's a lot of glare that's projected up into oncoming traffic. Ultimately, the best would be a retrofit with a projector so you have the cutoff.

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Prob not a good idea. Your just asking for a ticket.

I tinted mine 50% with a strip on top of it and it's fine at night

 

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It's due to a HID/LED bulb being placed in a halogen housing. There's a lot of glare that's projected up into oncoming traffic. Ultimately, the best would be a retrofit with a projector so you have the cutoff.

 

 

Yeah, but thats a whole other purchase. Plus I prefer the look of the reflector housing opposed to the projectors. Idk just like the square look. Are there halogen bulbs in 5000K? I may eventually just get a light bar to help with actually lighting up the road but I want all the lights to be the same color

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I just added the 2016 gmc Denali 1500 led taillights to my 2016 gmc Denali HD duramax. Wiring was a little tricky but I got it to work. If anyone's interested I'd be glad to help me out.

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Yeah, but thats a whole other purchase. Plus I prefer the look of the reflector housing opposed to the projectors. Idk just like the square look. Are there halogen bulbs in 5000K? I may eventually just get a light bar to help with actually lighting up the road but I want all the lights to be the same color

Doesn't your truck have projectors? Not ideal ones, but still projectors.

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Ive read that LED or HID lights in the reflector housing are extremely bright and blinding to oncoming traffic.. How do they look on the road?

 

Honestly since I put them in two days ago, I only have about 5 to 10 minutes of night driving. But there were several cars in the on coming lane and I did not get flashed once. Small sampling, but so far so good

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Vinyl overlaid my bowties a couple days ago, and got my LED light bar wired up today, after mounting it on a license plate holder mount I found on amazon. Nice to not have to drill anything. Vinyl overlay is black carbon fiber, although you have to look pretty close to see anything but black. Probably will do something else with the wire for the light bar at some point, but it's good enough for now.

 

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Vinyl overlaid my bowties a couple days ago, and got my LED light bar wired up today, after mounting it on a license plate holder mount I found on amazon. Nice to not have to drill anything. Vinyl overlay is black carbon fiber, although you have to look pretty close to see anything but black. Probably will do something else with the wire for the light bar at some point, but it's good enough for now.

 

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looks good. Any information on license bracket ???

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