Yes plz. I am doing that
i dont think they look bad i just think the other model makes more sense with the body lines of the truck and such
here is daltons truck with completely cm'd murz and clear lenz
YES
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I'm not sure what I think as they are now, leveled, colormatch(either full or leave the chrome) would no doubt be an improvement, I think the chrome would still look good with summer wheels on 
but the black seems out of place on your truck
but the black seems out of place on your truck
Couple quick shots with the new camera lense.
sierralbz 114 by Kyle, on Flickr
sierralbz 115 by Kyle, on Flickr
sierralbz 114 by Kyle, on Flickr
sierralbz 115 by Kyle, on Flickr
I have OEM Denali style headlights on their way, the question is should I just clear them and remove reflector all together, or have the reflector color matched? I'll be having the GMC emblem done and possibly the bumper plastics matched also.
Also I'm really close to buying a 4-6 Cognito. But not sure where to buy it from? norcal truck is where I roughly priced everything out. And I want to put cognito uca's on also, whats the pros and cons of the uniball uca compared to the ball joint one?
Also I'm really close to buying a 4-6 Cognito. But not sure where to buy it from? norcal truck is where I roughly priced everything out. And I want to put cognito uca's on also, whats the pros and cons of the uniball uca compared to the ball joint one?
Try and find eBay clear Denali's and swap reflectors, then sell eBay Denali's with orange reflector. Would be a pain but would look clean.
Would be hard to colormatch iirc the Denali reflectors stick the lense instead of attaching to the housing
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hmm thought they didn't make the clear ones anymore?
Oh I see, never knew that
They randomly show up here and there for a few months at a time...
Edit: I can find the regular clears on there but no denali's
Edit: I can find the regular clears on there but no denali's
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