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1 hour ago, 2017_whitez71 said:

What lights did you use?

They are flush mount 3.5w LED COB bolt lights.. just drill a 3/8" hole, plug 'em in and you're done. I picked up a ten pack on Amazon

 

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They are flush mount 3.5w LED COB bolt lights.. just drill a 3/8" hole, plug 'em in and you're done. I picked up a ten pack on Amazon
 
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I can’t find them on amazon, would you happen to have the amazon part#?


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did the bumper step LED mod.. tied it in with the step lights.. so now with the LED reverse lights and tailgate light strip I should have no problems seeing anything backing up at night.
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.. and with the reverse lights on
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*Edit* ..added after dark shot.. new LEDs throw much needed light to the sides where the reverse bulbs don't reach
 
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These look good, I might have to add these especially for the steps at night.
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4 hours ago, TXGREEK said:

 


I can’t find them on amazon, would you happen to have the amazon part#?


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I got them on Amazon.ca .. if you're looking on Amazon.com then this is the style to look for-

http://www.amazon.com/YITAMOTOR-Eagle-Lights-Black-Grille/dp/B07CWNNJWG/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1539541979&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=led+eagle+eyes+10+pc&dpPl=1&dpID=51NjGCRhO9L&ref=plSrch

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Thank you!


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.. relocated my front plate to the drivers side of the bumper to make room for my lightbar install between the tow hooks.. but now the wife likes the clean look with the plate to the side.. so the lightbar may or may not make it onto the truck lol

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.. relocated my front plate to the drivers side of the bumper to make room for my lightbar install between the tow hooks.. but now the wife likes the clean look with the plate to the side.. so the lightbar may or may not make it onto the truck lol
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What does the dog think about it, dog is a mans best friend you know?


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3 hours ago, TXGREEK said:

 


What does the dog think about it, dog is a mans best friend you know?


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.. as long as he has a window to stick his head out that's all he needs lol :)

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Thanks for the link. Just bought the 23mm version. I’m going to copy your step idea and I’ve got some ideas for a couple other places in the truck and my charger.


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Took the family to chruch this morning.  Daughter took off after church with one of her friends to lunch and go shopping.  Wife, son, and I went to brunch in Cal City, look at a furniture store in Mojave, grab some groceries, and drove home, crossing the 1,000 mile mark just south of Mojave.  

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Shop did the install of the arms, coilovers, and dirt king alignment cams. Going to drive it for a couple weeks then take it back for them to do final adjustments and another alignment. Sits a tad high at the moment.

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@SuperAllTerrain Thanks man. They really look great. I was afraid from the photos I saw online that they would have a strange pink glow or that you would be able to easily see the red through the black/smoked plastic. Looks like they are pretty dark though and look great at night. Looks like I've gotta just wait out the sale now.

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