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03-29-2005, 03:31 PM
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Extra Lighting
OK... I am tired of driving in the rain and not being able to see far ahead of me without my highbeams on. Sometimes it almost seems like I am only driving with just my foglights on!
I have upgraded to silverstars and they are great for dry roads, however, it seems that they don't do squat once the roads are wet. Has anyone replaced the fogs or added additional HID lighting to help? I am looking for some high quality driving lights at a decent price. Any suggestions would be great. I just wish that Sylvania would make a HID kit for the TB's like they do for the Tahoes.
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03-30-2005, 07:36 AM
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On my old 1998 Blazer I had at one point a set of Piaa 1000's on there
& then after an accident I switched to a set of the 1100's that were smaller yet put out about the same power & they were awesome! Very, very bright & I never had a problem again seeing at night. I really want to put another set of those on this TB, but there really isn't anywhere to mount the things.......unless I want to get rid of the tow hooks. Either one you choose out of those 2, you'll be happy with.
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2003 TrailBlazer EXT 4X4 NorthFace Edition. Silver Green over Pewter  Every option minus the DVD 4 a MoonRoof. 5.3 V8 3.73 Locking Rear. Performance: TrueFlow Air Intake Granatelli Mass Flow Air Sensor FlowMaster 70 Series SUV Muffler Predator Power Programmer Airaid Throttle Body Spacer Misc.: Super White headlights 80W & 100W Fog Lamp bulbs Billet Grill XM Tekonsha Prodigy Brake Box Valentine 1 Radar Line Of Fire 49" L.E.D Brake Light
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