2020RSTBorla

Thanks. Borla catback touring exhaust. https://www.americantrucks.com/borla-silverado1500-touring-dual-exhaust-system-chrome-tips-rear-exit-140780.html

Finally was able to get some new wheels and tires. I need to do something with the side steps. I like them, but I have to figure out how to repaint them or get them powder coated. They are 3.5 years old and getting some rust spots. Also need to do paint correction, clay bar, compound/polish and ceramic coat. She will really shine then. Not even waxed in these pics.

No lights above license the plate. That's my stupid camera. lol.

This is the best pic I can get. It does not even come close to what it looks like in real life. It looks a million times better in real life.

I'll get some tonight.

Set 7-Color 48-SMD Scanning LED 22" Knight Rider Strip Light Turn Signal Car Truck Interior Lighting Decoration Compatible with Chevrolet Ford Toyota GMC Dodge Jeep Honda Nissan Lexus https://a.co/d/f7UnIFw The AVS led is just a standard size led strip you tape in. AVS just used a custom led layout. You could just swap it with another waterproof led strip like the Knight Rider one.

Ya, it was a lot of work and a few hundred when all said and done. Yours turned out great!!

That looks really good bro!! I love it!!

Looks great!!! I did the AVS Lightshield on my Chevy.

So I dressed up the wires. Here are some pics. I ran the sheathing all the way through the hood.

You could use small diameter black cable sleeve over the wire as it runs through the hood, down to the harness it is zip tied to and also to clean up the last bit of wire. I will probably do this and if I do I will post pics. It's not like people are going to be constantly under your hood and the finished product, although ALOT of work, looks awesome in my opinion and really sets my truck apart. I also finished the paint job by wet sanding 2000, 3000, 5000, polish and wax. It's kinda hard to tell in the pics, but it matches perfectly. I just bought this. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FW86XV6/ref=twister_B07FW38SF8?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Here are the pics of the wiring. I could obviously dress this up more and make it look better; which I may very well do, but it functions perfectly. Looks like I will also need to redo that foam tape covering the wire as it comes around the hood.

It's actually not bad. I snaked them through the hood so they come out toward the bottom passenger side by the battery/fuse box. I used a spade connecter and pulled ground from the battery negative terminal. I used a micro2 fuse tap and pulled power from fuse #42. It will turn on when the fog lights are on or when the headlights are on. I drilled a single small hole in the fuse cover for the positive to exit from. I'll take some pics. I was concerned also, but think it turned out fine and looks pretty clean.

I finally finished sanding, painting and installing my AVS Lightshield. I think it turned out pretty good considering I made a makeshift paint booth in my driveway and used all rattle can stuff. I also used an LED dimmer to tone down the brightness a bit. I just used 3M double sided tape and taped it to the plastic battery cover after I cleaned and prepped it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073R7H52B?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

I'm not sure. Probably the easiest thing would be to call Borla. They have great customer service.