What did you do to your 10th gen today?
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When I replace my shocks I want something that give a relatively smooth ride for a truck. I don't want it to be any rougher of a ride than it already is. Maybe a little better if possible. Any suggestions?
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It was kind of a pain to mount them where I wanted, it's hard to explain in words what I had to do but here's a pic of where it's mounted:
http://imgur.com/E8iSgHj
http://imgur.com/wLrZVLf
I used 3M Super 77 contact adhesive to mount because the panel was too thick so the threads on the light to screw the mounting ring onto weren't sticking out far enough.
It will be easy as hell if you already have lights in your doors, but if you don't like I did then you have to tap into the dome light.
You can see by the second pic that I had to cut out the back wall enough so that the light could fit. I just used a kitchen knife it was easy.
And yes the second pic looks ugly but I've never even looked at that compartment before so it doesn't matter to me.
I have a 2 inch lift for reference.
It was kind of a pain to mount them where I wanted, it's hard to explain in words what I had to do but here's a pic of where it's mounted:
http://imgur.com/E8iSgHj
http://imgur.com/wLrZVLf
I used 3M Super 77 contact adhesive to mount because the panel was too thick so the threads on the light to screw the mounting ring onto weren't sticking out far enough.
It will be easy as hell if you already have lights in your doors, but if you don't like I did then you have to tap into the dome light.
You can see by the second pic that I had to cut out the back wall enough so that the light could fit. I just used a kitchen knife it was easy.
And yes the second pic looks ugly but I've never even looked at that compartment before so it doesn't matter to me.
It was kind of a pain to mount them where I wanted, it's hard to explain in words what I had to do but here's a pic of where it's mounted:
http://imgur.com/E8iSgHj
http://imgur.com/wLrZVLf
I used 3M Super 77 contact adhesive to mount because the panel was too thick so the threads on the light to screw the mounting ring onto weren't sticking out far enough.
It will be easy as hell if you already have lights in your doors, but if you don't like I did then you have to tap into the dome light.
You can see by the second pic that I had to cut out the back wall enough so that the light could fit. I just used a kitchen knife it was easy.
And yes the second pic looks ugly but I've never even looked at that compartment before so it doesn't matter to me.
Link to the website I used:
http://mrkustom.com/shop/auto-car-tr...d-logo-lights/
They even give you the drill bit so install really aint a thing and for 30 bucks a pair it's not gonna kill you if they aren't what you like.
I will do a vid testing the light high up. That's gonna be a high ****in truck man. I think it will still look good.
Link to the website I used:
http://mrkustom.com/shop/auto-car-tr...d-logo-lights/
They even give you the drill bit so install really aint a thing and for 30 bucks a pair it's not gonna kill you if they aren't what you like.
Link to the website I used:
http://mrkustom.com/shop/auto-car-tr...d-logo-lights/
They even give you the drill bit so install really aint a thing and for 30 bucks a pair it's not gonna kill you if they aren't what you like.
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Here is what I did today.
- Painted the bumper and plastic skirt
- Installed a ScanGauge II
- Full LED conversion (SuperCrew)
- Installed aftermarket puddle lights
- Installed new headlights
Its been a busy day!!!
- Painted the bumper and plastic skirt
- Installed a ScanGauge II
- Full LED conversion (SuperCrew)
- Installed aftermarket puddle lights
- Installed new headlights
Its been a busy day!!!
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Those are nice, - as long as you don't get the 4600 series and crank the bars. Those are factory ride height shocks. Cranking the bars will pull them past max, = ****ty ride and you'll go thru bushings.
The 5100's are nice.
The 5100's are nice.