2007 GMC Yukon Denali All Black Headlight Retrofit Package

[BFC Automotive]

Customer Build Updates

–Customer: Denis H
–Vehicle: 2007 GMC Denali
–Projectors: MH1
–Lens Upgrades: None/OEM Clear
–Shrouds: Apollo 1.0
–Bulbs: Morimoto
–Ballasts: Morimoto
–Paint Theme: All Satin Black
–Vinyl Logo/Decals: None
-Extras: Ambers Removed
–Special Notes/Our Thoughts: Denis was after a dark set of lights – only in appearance of course. With a set of OEM replica housings in hand we went to work on installing the MH1 bi-xenon projectors. Once the ambers were removed we blacked out everything! The only bit of chrome are the super clean Apollo 1.0 shrouds. Lots of light in a dark set of lights! Win!

 

[Neil Layne]

That is beautiful. I'd like to see them installed.

 

[tojo152]

That is beautiful. I'd like to see them installed.

Second that!

 

[osidesurfer365]

Wonder how it looks in a black one? Possible overkill? Hummmmmm

 

[Goodinblack]

Wonder how it looks in a black one? Possible overkill? Hummmmmm

Black lights look great on a black car..........

Problem is that they don't sometimes look super great simply because the clear plastic lens over the black light housing creates a different glare effect. So then your truck does not look "blacked out" even though one has black light.

Why on some cars smoked lens or a smoked chrome setup looks better on black....... because you are not dealing with reflector plastic glare

 

[BFC Automotive]

That is beautiful. I'd like to see them installed.

We hope so too!

Second that!

Wonder how it looks in a black one? Possible overkill? Hummmmmm

Depends on the end user's overall goals...

Black lights look great on a black car..........

Problem is that they don't sometimes look super great simply because the clear plastic lens over the black light housing creates a different glare effect. So then your truck does not look "blacked out" even though one has black light.

Why on some cars smoked lens or a smoked chrome setup looks better on black....... because you are not dealing with reflector plastic glare

Agreed - the overall design of a headlight housing can cause more or less of the glare effect you're talking about. We'll see once they are installed