2014 Sierra Lighting

[White_Denali]

Where can I get either good light blue to blue Bright LED fog lights or low power 25 watt HID kits ? Just got a 2014 GMC Sierra Denali want to upgrade the lighting. Also what HIDs can I use or the Headlights. I know the fog lights have been melting a lot wish GM had the fogs be able to withstand the heat of the 35 watt kits

 

Anyone also think I could fit 2 JL Audio W7 8AE under the back seats ??

 

Thanks pics up soon

 

 

2014 GMC Sierra Denali

Summit White

jet black

6.2L

And more..

[Full Lock]

Hid thread here

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/152762-hid-headlight-bulbs-hid-projector-retrofit/

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Where can I get either good light blue to blue Bright LED fog lights or low power 25 watt HID kits ? ... I know the fog lights have been melting a lot wish GM had the fogs be able to withstand the heat of the 35 watt kits ...

 

 

 

 

I have a NIB set of 25 watt HIDs for the fogs I'm selling for about 33% off what they cost me last month. The color temperature is 5000 Kelvin, which should be close to the LED running lights and any other LED lights you install. I only know of one brand that has a 25 watt kit. Here's the link to my HID kit listing.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/162691-5202ps24-25watt-hid-kit/?do=findComment&comment=1475811

[Rewillia]

I for one wonder why so many here are seeking to change their OEM lighting. Cosmetic or actual functionality?

 

For me, the OEM lamps work sufficiently, are trouble-free and engineered to perform accordingly including the fog lamps, turn signals and convenience lighting. I can appreciate some of the interior add-ons to illuminate floorboards but am not keen in adding capacitors or relays that enable higher capacity bulb use particularly where such mods could (and in many cases seem to) cause electrical problems. A fellow driving enthusiast, I also take note and dislike when a vehicle behind me has aftermarket lighting the is blinding me (and other drivers) simply because the owner thinks its "cool" to have glaring and in most cases improperly aimed headlamps.

 

If I were to do it, I'd be stringent to look for US or Canadian manufactured products and stay away from cheaper import versions which I personally suspect are not correctly engineered and designed to work flawlessly. Just my opinion and I'm sure many others will agree to disagree with me.

[White_Denali]

 

 

I have a NIB set of 25 watt HIDs for the fogs I'm selling for about 33% off what they cost me last month. The color temperature is 5000 Kelvin, which should be close to the LED running lights and any other LED lights you install. I only know of one brand that has a 25 watt kit. Here's the link to my HID kit listing.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/162691-5202ps24-25watt-hid-kit/?do=findComment&comment=1475811

 

 

 

 

 

Did you use the HIDs in your fog lights on your 14 sierra ? If so how was the lighting and they burn or melt your housing ?

Thanks

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WD

I did not install them nor have I lit them up. They're NIB. These 25w HID kits are the only HID kits I'm aware of that are guaranteed not to melt the housings.