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Old 06-03-2013, 05:47 PM
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My project I did today after work was putting a couple of led lights in the grille. Think it turned out good. Will have to see how they perform.


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looks good, definitely one of the better mods for these trucks
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What they look like at night with and without lights on.
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Question [MENTION=45175]BrowningSCrew[/MENTION] .... Is it worth getting silverstar ultras if I don't have lightning heads yet?
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Question [MENTION=45175]BrowningSCrew[/MENTION] .... Is it worth getting silverstar ultras if I don't have lightning heads yet?
Yeah I did and it made a difference.
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Yeah I did and it made a difference.
Alright thanks, do you think it will look nicer since both my lights should be white then right? Instead of one being white and one yellow
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Alright thanks, do you think it will look nicer since both my lights should be white then right? Instead of one being white and one yellow
Yeah and be brighter
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Yeah and be brighter
Awesome I will probably pick some up tomorrow then, even though they run $45 for a pair, it will be worth it. Any other ideas for lights exterior or interior?
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Good bulbs but 50bucks for a set is high. I busted one camping the other night from water and had to pay 27bucks for a new bulb
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Cheaper and more functional than a PNP HID kit.
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