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LasFit Pro D5S LED Bulbs - 2016 Silverado

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moebravo Enthusiast

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Has anyone else installed these? Looking to upgrade but Fondupot is the only one who I can tell has installed these. 

 

Anyone else put them in that can provide a second opinion?

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1 hour ago, moebravo said:

Has anyone else installed these? Looking to upgrade but Fondupot is the only one who I can tell has installed these. 

 

Anyone else put them in that can provide a second opinion?

I have them and they're alright. If you have the money I'd go with Diode Dynamics or Morimoto. If it's an HID projector you should stick to HID. I don't drive my truck enough to buy again.

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Mike S Enthusiast

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I have a 2017 Sierra 3500 Denali. It comes with HID projectors. Are the Silverado's projector or reflector housings? Video and pictures look great just want to make sure they are projector. Currently running Morimotos D5S bulbs. After very little use (22 months but probably less than 5k miles of mostly daylight driving) one has started to go out intermittently. This seems unacceptable for a pair of $350 bulbs, but it is just past their 18 month warranty. I am not worried about being much brighter so much. I am more concerned with keeping a good beam pattern, reliability, and the whole reason for changing the OE bulbs NO SHAKE. Still think it is BS that you should have to replace bulbs on a new truck with an MSRP of $70k but GM claims shaking headlight are a characteristic of HID bulbs. SMH

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So it says these bulbs will not work on the Sierra however I have a 2019 Sierra 2500 and it does have the d5s hid bulbs from the factory, is there any reason these won’t work on my truck

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