PPV Headlight replacement advice

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Hi all,

I was trying to search threads for headlight replacements. I notice my lights are not particularly bright at night making it difficult to see. I am sort of looking for better than stock but not necessarily crazy exotic. I would appreciate recommendations and/or potential pitfalls when looking for new peepers for my truck!

I currently have semi-frosted stockers but the lighting seems dim for stock lights.

Thanks!
 

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I put these in thecopcar almost two years ago, they work great. They were completely lamped when I got them. My original lens were legal but very frosted from UV.

https://smile.amazon.com/Passenger-Headlights-Headlamps-Replacement-Chevrolet/dp/B008G39ZEK


Damn that's cheap. I got mine form 1A Auto @ $195 for the pair and I had to silicone them closed to keep moisture out. And one of the harness plugs ****** melted and I had to splice in another one for the old ones I kept laying around just in case.
 

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Check my signature for LED's in stock housings. I am very happy, and still to this day have not been 'flashed' by oncoming traffic.

Also, don't be afraid to buy a set of off brand headlight replacements from Amazon or Ebay, I've had very good luck with several pairs, while trying to retrofit HID's into the stock housings. It'll make a big difference on the overall look of your truck too, with nice fresh headlight assemblies.
 

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The one dude on here has some aftermarket ones with the horseshoe shaped accents those look pretty sharp wouldn’t mind running a set of those. Can’t remember who it was though
 

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@massivespl Has them on his. Spyders. Somebody elses here has them too, on like a silver ore gray Hoe.


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I just went with the TYC OEM replacement housings and some LED bulbs from Amazon; very pleased with them.
 
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Check my signature for LED's in stock housings. I am very happy, and still to this day have not been 'flashed' by oncoming traffic.

Also, don't be afraid to buy a set of off brand headlight replacements from Amazon or Ebay, I've had very good luck with several pairs, while trying to retrofit HID's into the stock housings. It'll make a big difference on the overall look of your truck too, with nice fresh headlight assemblies.

Reading the reviews on those LED bulbs-user claim bulb failure and dimming. Have you noticed any oddities with them? Also, did I read somewhere about you getting an anti-flicker something or another?
 

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