Dave68RT

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how do i come about doing this? would i purchase a 9006 kit or 9005. i'm really not familiar at all with HID kits but i would like to do it. i guess im just looking for suggestions on what to do right now. again, i have stock 9006 for low beam, i connected a 9005 adapter so they'll work w/ the denalis low beams..

what to do..what to do..

1slow01Z71

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9006 HID kit IMO check out brightheadlights.com they have a ton of kits and also ebay

Dave68RT

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thank ya but will that fit into the denali's 9005 low beam fitment?


edit: i just went to that site, and its overwhelming me w/ information. i need basics badly.

endo

You'll want to do a retrofit the lamps from a car that came with HIDs into your Sierra Denali housings. Putting HID bulbs in halogen housings will result in WORSE light output (though it may appear brighter, it will throw light in all the wrong places).

Check out hidplanet.com for info on doing a real retrofit.
Check out http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...nversions.html for an explanation of why HID "kits" are a bad idea.
You *CAN* put HIDs in your truck the right way.

Dave68RT

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thanks endo, that helps out alot. when i get home, i'll post up one of those kits and see if you think its the right one

1slow01Z71

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He has denali headlamps though so they will spread light like they should now stock GMC headlights thats a different story.

CHAGO

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There was a guy over on the denali truck forum that retro-fitted the insides from a BMW with HIDs into the denali housings. I'll see if I can find it.

CHAGO

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here's one:
http://www.xenondepot.com/

Dave68RT

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when yall say retro fit..did they have to buy bmw hid's cut them out, then cut out their denali lamps, and put in the bmw's? i'm trying to understand this and i dont think i am.

endo

I haven't actually done this mod to my truck. I'd love to someday, but its quite expensive and there's a long list of things to spend the $ on first. I basically looked at this from the perspective of buying one of those $300 HID kits....and then found out that they were a really bad idea. As I understand it, the retrofits do require some custom fabrication. That hidplanet site seems to have a good community who are really into this sort of thing and ought to be able to help you out.