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I've seen talk on here about doing an LTZ projector headlamp assembly swap because those models are projectors. That's a tad hard to do without a bulb in hand. Kensun replier believes there shouldn't be any issues in terms of installation, but advised to make sure there is enough room for the bulb base.

I was also told that my DRLs could cause the bulbs/ballasts to fail. It appears as though it could be a clearance issue with the H11 LED base? I emailed Kensun and was told I will need the Superbright LEDs since I have reflector headlamps. Looking at the OPT7 brand, I encounter the same notice. I have been looking at Kensun LEDs but every website I visit say their H11s will not fit my truck but don't tell me why. I would like to get better lighting from my headlights (low & hi) and fog lights. I'm having a little bit of trouble tracking down definitive information whether through the forum or through the ol' Googles.

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