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I forgot about pb blaster I know that takes it off what's wrong with me anyway BAM

 

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Finished a couple weeks ago Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

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I personally spend more time browsing on my phone and me and ryan are alot more active on facebook.  Tapatalk is such a ****** app in my opinion so I never use it lol but yes huge updates on red.

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So sexy         Sent from your truck via Tapatalk

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The light bar looks good. I'm sure it's much brighter than the lights you had before.

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Its ridiculously bright all the lights are 6000k

 

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Let's get a pic of it lighting up the woods at night. I'm in need of some lights for that very reason

 

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Going without flares for a little while. They are getting repainted black and I'm going to the dealership to get some paint and fix the flaking paint and rust spots. Once done I'll have it all back together hopefully looking good. The back looks horrible and the last pic is the one fender that was repainted once already.

 

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I'll get that light bar pic tonight

 

 

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Hids and fogs

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Hid fog lightbar

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Heck Yea! Looks Good. What Light Bar Did You Go With? Is That A 40"?

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Ummm aren't flares supposed to protect the paint?

 

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You'd think but they don't expect you to take them off I guess... looks like hell

 

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How did you run the auxiliary lights? I have been trying to figure out the best way. Thanks and possible pictures of the switches etc would be awesome.

 

PS. You should do a disc conversion in the rear and put on some powerstop rotors and pads then put on stainless braided flex brake lines at all wheels. I will give a much firmer and immediate pedal :)

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I ran them to a relay and into a switch basically just power and ground real simple I have the light bar modified to a trailer plug so i can unplug it to remove it if I need to.

 

Here's an update with the flares since it's been a while

 

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