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NitroDatsik Senior Enthusiast

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Where u get your headlights? And did you get spot or flood led flush lights ? For your fog lights I'm gonna do that but no sure if I should get flood or spot

Headlights from autopartswarehouse.com, fog lights are flood and behind the fogs there's a trim piece from rigid to make them more straight and not have the big bumper curve.
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SouthernSilveradoGuy85 Senior Enthusiast

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Well I was going to get my front 2 windows tinted to match the rears (don't want them as dark as my old truck) and do the windshield brow. Was also thinking about Husky Liner X-act floor mats, but got my registration and property tax I have to pay on the truck annually is making me postpone those 2 things. Oh well lol.

SkippyG4 Enthusiast

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Installed new VLED fog lights today.

 

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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Today, I used some smoke vinyl wrap to smoke the ambers on the tow mirrors and waxed the mirror caps to help make them shine [emoji106]

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(I promise the vinyl looks a lot better in person)

 

Recently (since I haven't posted what I've been doing in this thread for a while haha)

I went ahead and plastidipped my mirror caps, got some cheap chrome handle covers off Ebay, colormatched and installed (including tailgate handle), took off the door moldings, had to tighten the exhaust tip a few times since its been coming loose for some reason and rattles like there's no tomorrow, and managed to crack the convex mirror on my driver side mirror. I tried to disassemble the mirrors the proper way which is to remove he glass mirrors and then you can access screws to continue disassembling the rest of the mirror cause I was gonna get the ambers smoked professionally but I already said how well that turned out for me and is why I went the vinyl route since It didn't require me to disassemble.

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I'm considering going back to the original chrome handles.

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NitroDatsik Senior Enthusiast

NitroDatsik

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Today, I used some smoke vinyl wrap to smoke the ambers on the tow mirrors and waxed the mirror caps to help make them shine [emoji106]

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(I promise the vinyl looks a lot better in person)

 

Recently (since I haven't posted what I've been doing in this thread for a while haha)

I went ahead and plastidipped my mirror caps, got some cheap chrome handle covers off Ebay, colormatched and installed (including tailgate handle), took off the door moldings, had to tighten the exhaust tip a few times since its been coming loose for some reason and rattles like there's no tomorrow, and managed to crack the convex mirror on my driver side mirror. I tried to disassemble the mirrors the proper way which is to remove he glass mirrors and then you can access screws to continue disassembling the rest of the mirror cause I was gonna get the ambers smoked professionally but I already said how well that turned out for me and is why I went the vinyl route since It didn't require me to disassemble.

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B0A673AD-4C0F-47CF-B37A-5E3FD89BD398_zps

 

I'm considering going back to the original chrome handles.

I love your tow mirrors, I'm jelly. You should get flush mount reverse lights for your bumper, it will look better.
Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

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I love your tow mirrors, I'm jelly. You should get flush mount reverse lights for your bumper, it will look better.

Thanks man, I'm really liking how they are came out and I originally wanted to do flush mounts but then I have some problems with the obvious requirements, cutting a hole in the bumper since it's not reversible, flush mount pods can't be aimed, and well, I already had these pods so I don't feel like having to buy more lol. And if I did get some it'd be some driving pattern lights

I really want to go ahead and get a bed mount rack that can hold a 50" bar. Preferably curved. That way I can add light out front but not have it above the windshield and avoid glare off the hood. Also no wind noise. If I do ever end up getting the rack, I'd move the pods up there. Maybe even change it out for a 30" or 40" bar mounted unside down on the rack. May even have to get a decal that says "I dare you to tailgate me"

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Amiodynski Enthusiast

Amiodynski

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Installed new VLED fog lights today.

 

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Hopefully you have better luck with your then I am having. I'm waiting for my second replacement bulb from them now..

f8l vnm Senior Enthusiast

f8l vnm

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Mike, your truck is so clean mate. Love the look bro.

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Mike1220 Senior Enthusiast

Mike1220

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Mike, your truck is so clean mate. Love the look bro.

Thanks man!

morrislee Enthusiast

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Hopefully you have better luck with your then I am having. I'm waiting for my second replacement bulb from them now..

 

Mine are still working since the day I have installed them, in the exception of the collars broke during the install :( so I zip tied them to the housing :rollin:

Bpr3ece Enthusiast

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1.5" Zone Body Lift and 1.5" Hubcentric Wheel Spacers

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Custom touch grill emblem

 

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Did you have to trim the studs when you put the 1.5" wheel spacers on?

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SkippyG4 Enthusiast

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Hopefully you have better luck with your then I am having. I'm waiting for my second replacement bulb from them now..

Was it DOA or die out rather quickly?

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