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Z. Brannigan Enthusiast

Z. Brannigan

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Been looking for a set of aftermarket lights for my 2014 Sierra and haven't found any I like. Found these, but have no idea what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

 

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Arth Enthusiast

Arth

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For some reason those look like OEM headlights that have been opened and painted.

 

I could be wrong.

Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

Mike1220

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For some reason those look like OEM headlights that have been opened and painted.

 

I could be wrong.

 

 

cause they are

 

OP, those look like OEMs, custom painted with an O-LED switchback tube installed.

CadillacLuke24 Enthusiast

CadillacLuke24

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Been looking for a set of aftermarket lights for my 2014 Sierra and haven't found any I like. Found these, but have no idea what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.[/size]

 

May give the OEM 2016 headlamps a gander, they look a lot like what you have pictured.

Z. Brannigan Enthusiast

Z. Brannigan

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Thanks for the replies guys. In my frustration to find someone that could do that to my lights...which are indeed oem.. I came across some 2016 SLT that I bought and will install those instead. Waiting to purchase a harness of Gen5diy that will work with my truck. Spoke to a guy named Jarred and will be available on this coming Monday. Can't wait!!!!

Strykers_Inc Enthusiast

Strykers_Inc

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Thanks for the replies guys. In my frustration to find someone that could do that to my lights...which are indeed oem.. I came across some 2016 SLT that I bought and will install those instead. Waiting to purchase a harness of Gen5diy that will work with my truck. Spoke to a guy named Jarred and will be available on this coming Monday. Can't wait!!!![/size]

Keep us posted on that...I am interested.

Z. Brannigan Enthusiast

Z. Brannigan

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Keep us posted on that...I am interested.

Sure will,..harness is supposed to arrive tomorrow. Will post pics asap.

Z. Brannigan Enthusiast

Z. Brannigan

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They do. Just got my harness and have headlights installed. Will post pics later this evening

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