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May have missed this but ill ask anyways. Are you able to use the U led lights as DRL or do are they only on when the headlights are on? Could I run a separate switch for the LED lights based on the wiring?

 

They are only on when the headlights are on. You may be able to do the wiring, but I'm not sure. My buddy put this together for me, but looked like it was plug and play.

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Here are some night shots:

 

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Is that the high intensity flush mount led?

 

 

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Is that the high intensity flush mount led?

 

 

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The step light is this in 6mm no lense. http://www.oznium.com/led-bolt

 

The bed lights are just the COB DRL you can find on ebay

 

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The step light is this in 6mm no lense. http://www.oznium.com/led-bolt

 

The bed lights are just the COB DRL you can find on ebay

 

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Thanks man. Gave me an idea!

 

 

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Thanks man. Gave me an idea!

 

 

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I'm thinking of ordering a bunch of these because they are awesome to install and have a million uses. Just so you know the 6mm ones are about 1/4" wide total and the 11mm ones are about 3/4" wide.

 

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I'm thinking of ordering a bunch of these because they are awesome to install and have a million uses. Just so you know the 6mm ones are about 1/4" wide total and the 11th ones are about 3/4" wide.

 

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The light output looks good in the picture, how's it look in person?

 

 

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The light output looks good in the picture, how's it look in person?

 

 

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Both are good. The bed lights are actually very bright, more than I thought they would be. The step ones are perfect for the application. I've seen brighter but they are still bright and great quality

 

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Just ordered the Rigid Fog lights with mounting brackets ..Will post pics when I get them installed

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Newm Enthusiast

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Just ordered the Rigid Fog lights with mounting brackets ..Will post pics when I get them installed

 

Nice....look forward to the pics.

 

Rigid makes good stuff.

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Perfect. Hope you don't mind me looking for those lights lol. I like the lighted steps idea

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Is that the high intensity flush mount led?

 

 

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I went to order a couple of red ones but they don't take Pay Pal... Their loss.

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Installed Putco nitro blue H7 bulbs and Vled 5000k led fog lights.

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BlueWrapper Enthusiast

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Installed Putco nitro blue H7 bulbs and Vled 5000k led fog lights.

 

Can we get some more pics from different angles of the whole truck with those lights?

TB3546 Enthusiast

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Can we get some more pics from different angles of the whole truck with those lights?

 

I'll take some tonight when it's dark. Is there any certain shots that you would like?

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Since it wasn't blazing hot out, I detailed the interior of the Silverado and the Camaro SS today. You don't think it needs it until you do it and the cloth comes away with black dirt on it.

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