HitandRunDriver
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I've had em in for about a month now, decided to finally get pics up
$130 total with a 2 Year warranty, what do ya think?
$130 total with a 2 Year warranty, what do ya think?
New HID's, 8000k
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brndns_hoe
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looks good! another thing I need to get done
blueflamed03
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looks good, gotta do fogs now huh? I did all mine, at light with all on, wow....major difference.
Travieso
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looking good +1 on fog lights, i would personally go with amber one's i love mines definitely 
gives a different look/touch (Lexus touch)
gives a different look/touch (Lexus touch)
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HitandRunDriver
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Yes....I'm torn between 3k or 8k for the fogs to match.....decisions decisions
blueflamed03
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6k.... 
NOPROBROBB
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HIDs
Where's the best place to get HID kits, I bought some projector lights a while back when i bought my 2002 tahoe but the lights they included were crap and were worse than the stock lighting. I put some PIAA lights in but they re still arent as bright as the originals. So i am left to upgrade to HIDs. Any recommendations would be appreciated, Thanks.
Where's the best place to get HID kits, I bought some projector lights a while back when i bought my 2002 tahoe but the lights they included were crap and were worse than the stock lighting. I put some PIAA lights in but they re still arent as bright as the originals. So i am left to upgrade to HIDs. Any recommendations would be appreciated, Thanks.
blueflamed03
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DDMTuning
or hidgate on Ebay
or hidgate on Ebay
NOPROBROBB
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Is the 55w going to be the best option or are the 35w tipically bright enough? Aso is there anything else i will need to buy other than the HID kit? Like extra wires or the error code eliminator? Also i live in Utah and they seem to be very strict about light coloring, what kelvin rating would you recommend to get the whitest white output?
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35w is typically plenty bright. Look at my link in the tech section and judge for yourself from the pics. http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6151
I think getting a wiring harness is a good idea, but typically not necessary in these trucks for the headlights. Stock wiring seems to hold up fine from what I've heard. You shouldn't pull any error codes with the headlights, either, so don't bother paying for an eliminator.
If you want the best light output, and to keep the police happy, get 4300K. That is typically the color of all OEM HID's, and is also the brightest (highest lumen rating). 5000 or 6000k are pretty bright and only slightly blue, look good but aren't obnoxious, and you might be able to get away with that.
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