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For sale: 2007-2013 Silverado projector headlights like new

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Here is a like new set of Spyder projector headlights for a 2007-2013 Silverado. The halos are the better CCFL. The LED DRL bulbs have been upgraded to the newest Osram bulbs @ $10.00 each which are much brighter than stock. The low beam bulbs in the projectors have also been upgraded to Philips Diamond Vision 5000k which match the LED driving lights. $100 of upgrades have been added. The lights were only on for 3 months and were removed from a 2013 Silverado. The lights work perfectly with no issues. Truck was traded in on a 2014 Sierra so no longer need the lights. They will be shipped in the factory shipping carton. $240 shipped as this is a big box. Please message with any questions.

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mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

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H1 in the low beam projectors. These Philips 5000k bulbs in a projector are really bright and pure white.

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Do you have any pictures of these working to show the cutoff line from the projectors?

mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

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No I don't. I never took a pic when they were on the truck. They worked really nice. I tweaked them and the cut-off line was in perfect position. You can tell when driving if the line is too high or too low and easy to adjust to your liking. Once I got them where I liked them, I used a straight slab and shined them on a brick wall using the bricks and mortar joints to set them exactly the same. The lights are like new and only stayed on the truck for a short time until I got a new Sierra. I have right over $60 just in the new Sylvania Osram LED's ($10 each) which are much brighter than what came with them and $45 in the genuine Germany Philips Diamond White bulbs which match the LED's and halos. The halo is the better CCFL as well. Thanks

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