Let me see your headlights.. Any pics of after market headlights please?

[polar]

It's to avoid moisture

 

[1994GMCSierra]

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This!

 

[1994GMCSierra]

Ebay... Not too long... If you want I can try to look up the seller and PM the info

If you still have the seller info and stuff ill take that in a PM too. I like em

 

[thunderstruck]

why do you silicone the headlights?, arent they suppose to breath?

Yes, there should be a tiny vent on them somewhere, but if the seal between the clear lens and housing is/goes bad, you'll get craptons of moisture in them.


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[ChrisAU]

I leave the vents on the bottom clear. A couple of maybe 1/8 inch holes. But I silicone a lot around the top.

 

[mattgio72]

Both trucks are eBay items...brown truck corner markers "yellowed" after about a year, so we'll see how the new setup on my crew cab holds up...IMO I like the crew cab front end way better.

 

[SirJeffro]

I realize this is an old thread, but I'm still stoked about getting this beast a couple weeks ago! I had just been at a loss since I sold My '03 1500HD back in 2012.

One of the first things was to replace the yellowed and hazed headlights and park/turn lights....corners were part of the "package" so I swapped those as well.

Yes, they are inexpensive eBay parts, and yes, they are the "blacked out" style. They came with generic 9006 & 9005 bulbs, but I will be looking at low-priced HID kits next. I'm not really interested in LED lights, but I -do- want to add some decent fog lights and maybe even bumper mounted auxiliary driving lights.

Anyway, thanks for the platform to showcase The Beast!

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[someotherguy]

I will be looking at low-priced HID kits next.

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Go with DDM and get the regular ballasts, stick with 35W, and if you want a nice decent white without being obviously blue, go 5000K. Their price is a tiny bit higher than other sellers but they're still cheap, and you can't beat their warranty. I've bought 4 sets like what I just described and only once had to use the warranty for one of the ballasts, replaced no questions asked. It would be smart to get one of their relay harnesses too, or make your own if you're able. Just be sure to put the relay somewhere that it has no chance of getting rainwater on it; had one of mine get corroded and lock on, burning up the harness.

Richard

 

[jasonreichle]

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+1 on the smoked headlights !

 

[dcp1992]

Well I guess since this thread was sorta brought back from the dead. Here is my setup, cheap eBay projector/halo headlight set in back. Disassembled the headlights and added my own halos and changed the 3 white LEDs to green. I also have some 55w 8k HIDs with a relay harness. Can't complain about the HID output, it's nice and bright. The high beams on the other hand are lacking, I put the 9011 bulbs in them recently and it helped a little. But I do have two 100w driving lights in the grille and a 7" light bar so the high beams don't matter too much. Don't have any moisture problem except with the corner lights, but the condensation doesn't stay in the lense and completely evaporates.

Here they were not long after I installed the halos.

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Here's after the HID install.

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Here's a more side view of them.

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Shot of my grille and free light bar I got.

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