[ChevyFan]

Have you added any extra silverado factory stuff to your Silverado or Sierra?
I have been checking out this site www.gmpartsclub.com
Post it here and let the world know.

 

[poolguy20]

HID headlight conversion. Kind of expensive (quite expensive for headlights comparatively to regular halogen) but I think worth it. It is like day all the time in front of my truck. I wouldn't buy another vehicle without them. The conversion kit with the first 2 bulbs was $300 (you can get them now for $200). The bulbs last 3-4 times longer than halogen bulbs, produce a brighter light and use less energy. Best of all they look cool!

 

[ChevyFan]

Where did you order them? Online?

 

[poolguy20]

I actually bought them from a friend who wrecked the car they were in, but he got them online. I have a buddy w/ a 2004 Avalanche and he got them online last year for the same price. You can find them on ebay now for $200-$250 shipped.

 

[ChevyFan]

I think I know what those look like. What does it look like when you're driving?

 

[poolguy20]

Its hard to desribe without being in my truck at night. All I can say is Lots of people think I have my brights on and flash me, and no-one wants me driving behind them, so they move. I hardly use my brights anymore. The reflective properties of this color/band of light is amazing. It seems that I can see the reflection of outlined street signs a mile away on a straight road. Like I said before I wouldn't own another car without them, and if it wasn't an option, I would buy the conversion kit again! I finally posted pictures, check em out.

 

[ChevyFan]

Yeah, I know a bit about light and how it works. This is a different type of light that's being produced. It carries with it different levels of luminocity and different wavelengths, etc. I might consider getting those on my Trailblazer to test them out.

 

[blk_shadow]

what comes with the kit? how hard is the installation? is it plug and play or splice and dice? one thing for sure is they are hella bright. later, jd

 

[KrazeyKraker]

Silverado Aftermarket Parts

Have you added any aftermarket stuff to your Silverado or Sierra?

Post it here and let the world know.

I have a 95 silverado with a projector headlight kit, flowmaster 40 series muffler, euro tail lights custom sound system I built the sub box myself. panasonic deck 2 polk 10's and a crunch amp. stock blue interior with black suede inserts, k&n filter. and thats all i got so far, but im planing on getting a lift n bigger tires

 

[ChevyFan]

Well, that's quite a bit already actually!

 

[joshua022]

dynomax super turbo exhaust is all for now.

In the near future:
Fram boost intake
Hypertech power programmer
edelbrock headers

 

[rmreid]

HID 6K Kit: $235 shipped
FM40: Muffler and installation: $149.00
FRAM BOOST CAI: Free did a write up for Fram :wink:
2" Drop Rear Shackles: $44.00/$60.00 for installation
20" Chevy Silverado SS Chrome Wheels w/285/50/20 GY Fortera Silent Armor Tires: $1800.00
ARE LSll Cover: $900 Painted in SilverBirch(59U)
Autowoods Black Cherry Wood Steering Wheel: $185.00 w/controls pre-mounted

 

[billyv82]

2002 silverado extended cab

alls i have right now is my sound system

in the near future im getting,
-20s or 22s
-slamming it
-front and rear lights
-and chrome grill

 

[johnny]

hid headlight

HID headlight conversion. Kind of expensive (quite expensive for headlights comparatively to regular halogen) but I think worth it. It is like day all the time in front of my truck. I wouldn't buy another vehicle without them. The conversion kit with the first 2 bulbs was $300 (you can get them now for $200). The bulbs last 3-4 times longer than halogen bulbs, produce a brighter light and use less energy. Best of all they look cool!

I Agree, i have hid headlights in my truck too. I also took the computer out and switched a wire so my DRLs are on all the time and i put an amber bulb in them. It took about 10 min and it looks sharp. The whole front of the truck is blue and orange.