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I have a 04 Z71 all in LED except for my headlights and fog/driving lights!!!!
The ONLY reason why I haven’t changed them is because....
There are so many DIFFERENT configurations of LED headlight bulbs on the market!!!! Even after long periods of time researching on which bulbs would be best and give me the BIGGEST BANG FOR MY BUCK......
I still have NO IDEA on what style, type or configuration would work best for me!!!!
Could someone PLEASE help shed some light (no pun intended) on this issue!!!!!
Are you looking for suggestions on what LEDs or HIDs to choose for your headlights (hi & lo) and fogs?
Yes I am
Do you have any suggestions of a REASONABLE, BRIGHT, good quality and easy to install LED
I need bulb #’s 9005(HB3) 9006(HB4) and 880
Are there any other bulb #’s that are compatible with the 880
Yes I am
Do you have any suggestions of a REASONABLE, BRIGHT, good quality and easy to install LED
I need bulb #’s 9005(HB3) 9006(HB4) and 880
Are there any other bulb #’s that are compatible with the 880
I used xenondepot's 880 LEDs for my fogs in the Denali. Also tried Vouke VK-5S LEDs for the low beams but they didn't work well with the projector lens so I ended up purchasing some Mishimoto 50w HIDs for the low beams. They are bright as hell but once I put them in the projector housing they lose some brightness and look like the LEDs, not sure if that's my headlamps being old and ****** or the projectors are just a bad design from way back in '03. The high beams I used are VK-G8 LEDs by Vouke. They are bright as hell but I had to cut out a small crescent shape from my front clip to get them to fit. If you need hyperlinks to these bulbs let me know and I'll post 'em up.
Looking to upgrade my fogs to LED lights, I have an 03 Denali which I believe uses the 880 socket. Anyone have any suggestions on brand or an amazon link? Looking for reliability/brightness rather than cost savings.