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Took off bull bar mounted led bar behind grille and installed new headlights. Had to order one bolt and nut for the tow hooks.adfc06bb154ad08d6c30f245f380269d.jpg

 

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Took off bull bar mounted led bar behind grille and installed new headlights. Had to order one bolt and nut for the tow hooks.adfc06bb154ad08d6c30f245f380269d.jpg

 

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look better without bull bar . what size light bar ? more photo's head lights

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look better without bull bar . what size light bar ? more photo's head lights

Will take some tonite the lite bar was a 180w 28inch Cree spot beam I got about four months back off amazon think I paid 43 dollars for it I know it wasn not more than 50. Working on bed lights going to hook to a toggle switch.

 

 

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Few night shots don't mine the wire under the rails installing a bed rug might have to add some lights if not the wires will be behind the mat.

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Few night shots don't mine the wire under the rails installing a bed rug might have to add some lights if not the wires will be behind the mat.

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looks good. bed lite switch - a rocker one would be more better ,wouldn't stick out ????

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Few night shots don't mine the wire under the rails installing a bed rug might have to add some lights if not the wires will be behind the mat.

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Do you have constant power to the bed lights? If so where did you tap into for power?

 

 

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Didnt think of a rocker switch was thinking of something that would standout when i install the bed rug. May have to change it out. For power i ran a wire along the frame from the battey with a 5amp fuse it is hidden from eye sight.

 

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Lifted. Zone 4.5"

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Cooper discoverer stt pro 295/60r20.

Slight rub in reverse on the black plastic trim on the corner of the wheel well, but a little trimming fixed that.

 

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Lifted. Zone 4.5"

Fuel coupler 20x9

Cooper discoverer stt pro 295/60r20.

Slight rub in reverse on the black plastic trim on the corner of the wheel well, but a little trimming fixed that.

 

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looks good . need BIGGER garage ????

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