Upgrades to the OEM Yukon 21+ headlights

[Vladimir2306]

Hi all. Finally we have reached the finish line. After the prototype has been made. The studio has started work on my Yukon. The front bumper of the car was removed. Next, the headlights were disassembled and diode modules were installed on the adapter frame.

 

[Vladimir2306]

At the same time, they began to use masks. and plastic covers for headlight units. They decided to cut them down so that they would not interfere with the correct distribution of light. and paint it black.

 

[Vladimir2306]

And this is what the assembled headlight looks like))) As a result, 2 bi-led modules were installed. And one long-distance

 

[Vladimir2306]

We done it)) it looks fantastic))

 

[Vladimir2306]

It low beam and high beam

 

[Vladimir2306]

A comparison of the stock and what we got. If you don't know, you can't determine at all that the headlights are not original. But it began to look better due to lenses and black masks

 

[CMoore711]

It low beam and high beam

The light output looks incredible and is significantly better than the OEM light output.

A comparison of the stock and what we got. If you don't know, you can't determine at all that the headlights are not original. But it began to look better due to lenses and black masks

These turned out great! Nothing too crazy over the top, or that looks out of place. Just a nice executed OEM+ look.

 

[BigdawgR6]

Great Job! The light output looks amazing and the headlights look top tier.

 

[gatorintx]

That looks great! Thanks for sharing the progress on it. Output looks incredible.

 

[Vladimir2306]

The light output looks incredible and is significantly better than the OEM light output.


These turned out great! Nothing too crazy over the top, or that looks out of place. Just a nice executed OEM+ look.

Nothing crazy, but no one has ever done this before)))
The fact that the Headlights are as similar as possible to the OEM was the goal. I like the look of the OEM headlights. And I wanted to save it. Plus, in Russia we are strict with tuning; any change must be certified and the change in the vehicle must be reported to the Police. And if you make the change invisible, then the Police will not ask questions.