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KristopherNH-Z71

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Hello. Just wondering if the led headlights on the 2019 Custom Trail Boss can be swapped out for the 2019 LT trail boss led headlights? I know the grill would have to be changed to the bow tie grill as well because of the lights are a little different. Thank you

BringTheRain403 Senior Enthusiast

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There's a post on here about it. I'll find it for you. I hope your wallet is fat cause those lights are gonna cost you doyne cheddar. Personally, if go for the High Country lights if you're gonna do it. They are much brighter than the LT Trail Boss lights...

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The dude that posted this works for a company called Gen5DIY. He doesn't link it but if you Google it you'll find them...

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/topic?url=https://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/228594-trail-boss-custom-upgrding-to-the-all-led-headlights/&share_tid=228594&share_fid=33003&share_type=t&link_source=app

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BringTheRain403 Senior Enthusiast

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Just as an FYI the LTZ headlights aren't the HID LED ones that are in the High Country. They're good but the High Country are better

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Kinda off topic, but do they not use the projector style bulb? I’m not sure I’m calling them the right thing, but I’m talking about the circular sphere looking thing that had a light behind it in the 14-18. I saw a new chevy the other night and it didn’t have them and I was kinda surprised.

KristopherNH-Z71 New Member

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8 hours ago, BringTheRain403 said:

I'm not sure. If give them a call at Gen5DIY. I think the guys name is Ofer. They're really good...

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Thank you! I found their website and looks like they are working on producing them for sale now and will list when finished. They already have the fog lights so I will grab those for now.

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