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35watt Replacement HIDs

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I saw on FB over the weekend that Morimoto now has 35watt factory replacement HIDs for the Denali. I ordered a set and curious if anybody has installed them yet.

 

 

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I installed the 35w replacement lamps yesterday. I'll post comparison pictures tonight.

 

 

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Here are the before and after pictures.

 

Stock

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Morimoto 35w factory replacement 6k

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I haven't really driven at night yet, so I can't give any feed back on any improvements.

 

 

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16Sierra2500hd New Member

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I thought I would chime in and say that I have also installed the new Morimoto 35w D5S bulbs in my 16 and they are worth the cost in my opinion. The factory bulbs werent bad but noticed a difference right away. Have the XB fog light kit they make as well and they really light up the sides well where headlights dont reach.

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Gonna follow this as I'm debating the same on my 17 Denali, so this is upgrading the factory hid it has then eh?

 

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It's one of the first mods I have done to my 17. They are a huge change from the oem 25 watt bulbs. I just levelled my bucket though and now need to drop the lights so I don't blind other people to death on the road.

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Cool might have to order them, these stock are definitely better then my 15s,ill have to check what hid I through in it(its a work truck and guy under me took it when I got my dually) I should take them both for a drive and do a side by side

 

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