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Aaron1085 Senior Enthusiast

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Fantastic. Can you post one more picture with no lights on to see how well (during the day) it "blends" into the grille ?

 

 

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Here it is.

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whaler Enthusiast

whaler

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I didn't do anything yet. Still doing some research. Considering all options. I do like what I am seeing here on this post!

 

 

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Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Fantastic. Can you post one more picture with no lights on to see how well (during the day) it "blends" into the grille ?
Sent from my iPhone

 

From 5 ft, eye level.

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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20" combo beam bar on my bull bar.

 

Finally added it yesterday. Ran the wires from the bar, to the battery, then under the passneger side footwell where I found a small plastic piece in the floor that I was able to drill the smallest possible hole to still get the wire through. Hid the switch in drivers side storage bin on the side of the center console. Install was easy and went well IMO

 

 

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Will try to get some more night shots tonight.

 

 

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nando87 Enthusiast

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Here is a pic of my new FOG light mod, they came out great! I'll get some more pics of the finished product.

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sailor9908 Enthusiast

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Nando87 did you make your own brackets?

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I didn't have to make any brackets, just mounted them to the stock housing. Cut a slit from the top and was able to slide the bracket in (that came with the light) and it held tight.

 

I will say, the cubes don't fit in the stock housing. I had to do a lot of trimming to make them work.

sailor9908 Enthusiast

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Did you get any pics of the back side? I'd like to see how it looks.

 

 

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I've bought the flush mount reverse light kit and plan on getting a few d2's and either the 50' E2 or RDS if the come out with it soon.

nando87 Enthusiast

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Nothing specifically, just curious.

I didn't change anything on the back side, all I did was run my wires through the hole.

Nice install. That wouldn't work on my GMC as my fogs are round.

Are these Rigid lights?

Nice job!

Thanks! I'll get more pics of the finished product today.

 

No, they are not Rigids. WAY out of my price range.

KUUG Enthusiast

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Nice install. That wouldn't work on my GMC as my fogs are round.

Are these Rigid lights?

Nice job!

 

Rigid sells a kit for the 2014 Sierra's. 1 set of square lights though, not 2.

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corwest Enthusiast

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Rigid sells a kit for the 2014 Sierra's. 1 set of square lights though, not 2.

And all it costs is your first born child.

 

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