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What are our options to change up the lights? Primarily headlights and dogs? On my '12 I ran DDM HIDs in lows highs and fogs. So hoping to get something along those lines.

 

I did a search and didn't really seem to find a lot other than the LTZs are different than the LTs.

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I like to leave stock lights stock

 

Upgraded my truck lighting with Led Bars, Im currently running a 20" Rigid Industries E-series and 10" Radiance, both with amber covers for Fog, with a switch to my dash, and a pair of 9" Led eBay round lights triggered by my high beams

 

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The 16/17 have HIDs from the factory. The upgraded SLT/LTZ and higher up packages have the LED lights.

 

The HID's are only 25w, so they leave a little to be desired.

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The oem ballasts are more complicated than the aftermarket ones. It not sure how easy it would be to upgrade that. The fogs are already LED. No easy way to upgrade them.

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Any way to upgrade the fogs? Can't really find anything on the google machine

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Any way to upgrade the fogs? Can't really find anything on the google machine

The fogs are already LED. No easy way to upgrade them

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