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AdamC93 Enthusiast

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The anzo headlights aren't too shabby either. I saw some spyder auto headlights on facebook. I like these ones. Bottom left hand corner. 10407929_10152835895710883_7395367147796

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whodatfan Enthusiast

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Just called both Anzo and Spyder about the headlights. Anzo said about 30 days out, and Spyder said February. I had anzo email me a few pics of the lights on the truck to get a better look.

 

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I forgot to ask the chick at Spyder for pics. Will call back and hope to get some. I'm digging the Spider lights, but the Anzos arent to shabby.

AdamC93 Enthusiast

AdamC93

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Now those are neat. I'm not a huge shinny chrome fan but those are cool. Hope to see smoked ones!

Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

Mike1220

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Biggest question with all the aftermarket headlights for the Sierras, at least in my mind, is how will the LEDs work on them? ie will they activate only one strip as a DRL like the SLTs work or what will they do? Will the strips only come on at night with the headlights? Will the current DRLs (lower powered headlight) work the same in those or will the LEDs work as DRLs. This is what I'm curious of. I don't plan to get rid of my stock headlights as I like them much more, but, still curious to see how they will work on the non SLT trucks. Also how will all this play out as far as PNP set up.

henrypbui Enthusiast

henrypbui

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For the guys with Sierras, if you are planning to get the LED taillights and want to sell your stock taillights, please let me know. I am looking for a spare set.

Hamilton2400 Enthusiast

Hamilton2400

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I'm going with Spyders lights all the way around. Gonna wait till they release in February.

What do the spyder lights look like?

EaZ8 Enthusiast

EaZ8

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i hope they come out with one for the sierra that isnt all chrome on the inside. makes it look weird.

also curious how the high/low will function. theres more that goes into the sierra headlight than just a projector.

Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

Mike1220

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Do you know what the reflector cup in the bottom right of the spyder headlight is for? Looks like they already have the DRLs and turn signals covered. Only other thing I can think of is that they seperated the high and low beams

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