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anyone use these lights       https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/low-beam-headlight-bulb/h11-led-fanless-headlight-conversion-kit-with-adjustable-color-temperature-and-compact-heat-sinks-5000-lumensset/4445/9995/?make=16&model=1507&scc_id=1400&ye   my stock lights seem more like fog lights as they seem to be more of an amber color than the old h11 style bulbs that i am use to being at least a dull white tia

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4 hours ago, avalonandl said:

Recommend you try Silverstar ZXE. LED's are not bright enough.

thank you is that true they are only good for a hundred hours seems kind of a short life for them

 

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8 hours ago, jerseytaylor said:

run a true HID setup. no autozone bulb/sylvania whatever can compete. 

thanks do you have any links to good hid that will work on my truck

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On 3/11/2019 at 2:53 PM, jerseytaylor said:

theretrofitsource.com thanks will look them up

 

 

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YUP DID A FULL MORIMOTO RETRO FIT.... BEST DECISION EVER MADE HEAD LIGHTS AND FOG LIGHTS. DID THE SAME ON THE WIFE'S 2016 YUKON HIGH LOW AND FOG. 

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Meant to add that if you decide to try LED's, there is a thread on here I believe about using the V.4 LEDs also available through the above vendor...and some have suggested you could buy the same bulb for half the price elsewhere without the V.4 label.

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