BigRedd

Thanks, Mike.

Mike - Any chance that you have any more detail on the specific strips you ordered from eBay? Specifically: - Color: It seems like the same manufacturer keeps popping up - but they don't provide K ratings for the color of their lights. They only provide their subjective terms "daylight white", "cool white", etc. - Water Resistance Level (IP rating) - This manufacturer offers indoor, IP65, and IP66 water resistance levels. I am focusing on IP66 water resistance, because I can see an awful lot of water getting splashed up on these strips at pretty high pressure from the front tires. In the absence of any more detail, this is the one I think I'm going to go with: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Bright-600LED-5050-SMD-LED-Strip-Waterproof-IP66-Tube-12V-144W-Cool-White-/191307456299?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c8ad01f2b Thanks for the info already provided on this.

Thanks. My understanding is that what comes in the kit are ScotchLok, which nobody likes. I'm no car electronics expert but have used posi-taps in the few projects I've done without any issues. Though maybe it's time to finally suck it up and get a soldering iron and learn how to solder.

Does anybody know what gauge the wires are that we're tapping into? I want to get the right size posi-taps. Thanks.

BIGDOGx - I just ordered that exact truck on Saturday except in crew cab. Are those the standard All Terrain wheels with the grey painted inside surfaces? They look brighter/less dingy than other All Terrain wheels I've seen pictures of (or, for that matter, seen in person). If they are the standard AT wheels, did you do anything special in terms of detailing, etc. to make them look so good? Thanks.