GMC Sierra 1500 14-18 Projector Headlights w OLED Amber DRLs & Scanning OLED Amber Turn Signals Smoked/Black

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RECON Part # 264295BKCS - GMC Sierra 1500 14-18 3rd GEN & GMC Sierra 2500/3500 14-19 Single-Wheel HD 3rd GEN & 15-19 Dually 3rd GEN PROJECTOR HEADLIGHTS w/ Ultra High Power Smooth OLED DRL & High Power Amber Scanning LED Turn Signals - Smoked / Black

BRAND NEW GMC Sierra 1500 14-18 & GMC Sierra 2500/3500 14-19 Single-Wheel HD & 15-19 Dually Projector Headlights w OLED Amber DRLs & Scanning OLED Amber Turn Signals in Smoked/Black - RECON's Highly Anticipated Projector Headlights w New Cutting Edge Smooth OLED Daytime Running Lights!

These GMC Sierra 1500 14-18 & GMC Sierra 2500/3500 14-19 Single-Wheel HD & 15-19 Dually Projector Headlights w OLED Amber DRLs & Scanning OLED Amber Turn Signals are sold as a set & use H9 Style Headlight Bulbs for the Projector Low-Beam and H1 Style Headlight Bulbs for the High-Beam.

RECON projector headlights come with 4 standard halogen bulbs already installed; however, if you wish to upgrade to HIDs or XENON Headlight Bulbs for your projector Low-Beams, then you must order 1 set of any of the the following part #'s: 264H9HID, 264H9DW, 264H9PB, or 264H9SY. If you wish to also upgrade to HIDs or XENON Headlight Bulbs in the High-Beam portion of your new RECON Projector Headlights, then you must also order 1 set of the following part #'s: 264H1HID, 264H1DW, 264H1PB, or 264H1SY.

Keep in mind there is one H9 bulb (low-beam) & one H1 bulb (high-beam) in each projector headlight, so you will need to buy two sets of headlight bulbs for each set of 2014-2018 GMC Sierra 1500 & Denali 1500 & 2014-2019 GMC Sierra 2500/3500 projector headlights you are upgrading the bulbs in assuming you want to upgrade both the low-beam and the high-beam.