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Looks good. Any plans on lowering?
Traded 2015 Yukon Denali for 2018 Yukon Denali
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I grabbed these off Amazon:
Renico 2x Lighting H8 H11 H9 9005 P13W PSX26W High Power 80W Extremely Bright 6500K LED Lights Bulbs for Car Fog Lights Lamps Replacement (PSX26W, White)
So far so good.
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Renico 2x Lighting H8 H11 H9 9005 P13W PSX26W High Power 80W Extremely Bright 6500K LED Lights Bulbs for Car Fog Lights Lamps Replacement (PSX26W, White)
So far so good.
Price: $24.95 Free Shipping for Prime Members
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Anyone know what silver star bulbs fit this 2018 low beam? Autozone couldn’t find em.
silverstars are halogen bulbs...you have OEM HID Lights. That would be a major downgrade in light setup. OEM run around 4300k (which is best usable light), I'm guessing You'll need to go with higher Kelvin temp to match fogs. Honestly, you'd be better off matching your fogs to your low beams.
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Why?
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Because he wants to match every ricer 2002 Honda. Lol
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