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Here she is. Mods so far:

Amp power steps

5% tint w/70% on windshield

Husky x-act floor liners

Extang Trifecta folding tonneau

Rhino extreme bed liner

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My lift, wheels, tires and exhaust should be in this week. Been waiting forever it seems. I will do a build thread when everything gets here.

Oh, and I forgot I have Cree 5k LED headlights. Stock bulbs suck.
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Oh, and I forgot I have Cree 5k LED headlights. Stock bulbs suck.

Looked at those...vled does not recommend use in projectors. Know why?
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Looked at those...vled does not recommend use in projectors. Know why?

LED bulbs are designed specifically for use in reflector housings because they focus the light differently than the projectors. Therefore the bulbs are more effective in reflectors than a projector, and for the business and advertising side of it, they don't want someone to purchase the bulbs and then go around telling everyone that they are terrible just because they were used in a projector housing.

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Given their recommendations...do they work at least as well as halogen bulbs in this application?

Denaliboz Enthusiast

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Given their recommendations...do they work at least as well as halogen bulbs in this application?

Yes. Have had them in for about 3 months and they work great.
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Stock 2014 AT. I like to park away from everyone else at work.

So do I.

 

But the problem is that's an invitation for some jackass to do this....

 

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Or this.......

 

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Which of course is an invitation for you to do this.....

 

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