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Just now, WesternMike said:

 


Yeah I’m stoked! I may have them whited out yet. This is a huge truck build. Also got this for the tailgate cover.. new product and thought it looks pretty cool.e1fb688a1a7664a7505a8b1346aa0932.jpg

I have over $5000 in LED bars going on.. so I thought why not add the tailgate cover lol

 

Fair enough lol. I am not a fan of the tailgate LED or the bumper step LEDs either. I’m sure yours will look great!  On a white truck then you may white them out?

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Fair enough lol. I am not a fan of the tailgate LED or the bumper step LEDs either. I’m sure yours will look great!  On a white truck then you may white them out?


This tailgate light isn’t under the tailgate (I hate those). This is a replacement for the cap on the tailgate so looks pretty slick!
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43c32c6ba814909adfd1aa801fb2087a.jpglove the Anzo headlights, got mine hooked up with led switchbacks and color shift



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Looks awesome boss! I’m also considering whiting them out.
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Looks awesome boss! I’m also considering whiting them out.

This is the chrome housing, I just took out the orange reflectors. Considering color matching them blue to match the truck but really not sure.


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This tailgate light isn’t under the tailgate (I hate those). This is a replacement for the cap on the tailgate so looks pretty slick!

Yea that’s what I mean. I’m just not a fan of that or the one under the tailgate. Here is a shot of mine from the front and back with all anzo products ae33cd3c409ee21e1a0783630e9ec5d5.jpg5558c354c8af2fb7d6a822354d806feb.jpg

 

 

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Yea that’s what I mean. I’m just not a fan of that or the one under the tailgate. Here is a shot of mine from the front and back with all anzo products ae33cd3c409ee21e1a0783630e9ec5d5.jpg5558c354c8af2fb7d6a822354d806feb.jpg
 
 
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Love the look. Mine will have a custom white bumper then my Royalty Core RC2X grill which is black.

So I’m either going to white then out completely or go white outside frames then leave inside black.

Here’s a front shot before any work done - besides grill.

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So I’m thinking white outside frames on the lights and black inside like you have - will look good.

How did you paint the black outside housing. I know it comes off easily - just need best method.
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Love the look. Mine will have a custom white bumper then my Royalty Core RC2X grill which is black.

So I’m either going to white then out completely or go white outside frames then leave inside black.

Here’s a front shot before any work done - besides grill.

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So I’m thinking white outside frames on the lights and black inside like you have - will look good.

How did you paint the black outside housing. I know it comes off easily - just need best method.

I’m no painter, I had them done at a body shop.


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10 hours ago, Zrodie21 said:


43c32c6ba814909adfd1aa801fb2087a.jpglove the Anzo headlights, got mine hooked up with led switchbacks and color shift



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monarch butterfly is a nice touch!..... beautiful truck dude!

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Dash Swap, Door Panels Swap, Seats Swap, Sound Deadening (since I had the seats out)....

And Seat Memory integration underway!

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This should be interesting....

Sneak Peek!

Seat Memory has been added! :)
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Dash Swap, Door Panels Swap, Seats Swap, Sound Deadening (since I had the seats out)....

And Seat Memory integration


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Did you use any MLV? I never found that peel and stick stuff to work well except to reduce the reverb sound.


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Sneak Peek!

Seat Memory has been added! [emoji4]
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How much of a pain?

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Dash Swap, Door Panels Swap, Seats Swap, Sound Deadening (since I had the seats out)....

And Seat Memory integration underway!

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That’s one way to clean the interior and carpet.


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