What did you do to your 10th gen today?
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Yeah I'd say maybe 2 hours to get them installed on the truck including wiring harness install and routing, to build each headlight maybe 1.5 to 2 hours? So about 3 or so hours to build both headlights, but it probably took like 4 or 5 hours to carefully and precisely cut and trim down my shrouds to get them to fit. But that's for both of them together. So about 2 or 3 hours for each shroud. That only took so long cause I'm trimming a very little amount then test fitting, repeat until it fits perfectly.
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Pics??? I'm interested lol. I'm trying to get ideas of how exactly I want to do my audio when I upgrade it. I know I'll be running all new speaker wiring, I'm not planning to use any of the factory wiring. I'll tuck the factory wiring away to keep from it being w jumbled mess. And I know I want a single sub, already got door speakers that I'm keeping in, and I want a double din head unit that's touchscreen. Other than that idk what I'm planning to do lol.
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Oh yeah and also I only had one headlight apart at a time, when I was working on my first one, the other one was still stock and hadn't been touched. So if anything just run one headlight for a day if it came down to it lol. But if you did it on a weekend and started reasonably early, you should be done by that night.
Pics??? I'm interested lol. I'm trying to get ideas of how exactly I want to do my audio when I upgrade it. I know I'll be running all new speaker wiring, I'm not planning to use any of the factory wiring. I'll tuck the factory wiring away to keep from it being w jumbled mess. And I know I want a single sub, already got door speakers that I'm keeping in, and I want a double din head unit that's touchscreen. Other than that idk what I'm planning to do lol.
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And for amps, running a 4 channel amp for speakers then a mono amp for the sub would be best right?
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