3d Gen pics Round 2
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From: McKinney, TX
Cool thanks! I will look around there before I buy. Was install difficult? I have a Ranch Hand bumper with full grill guard and the space is concerning me trying to get the stocker out without removing my RH.
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Not sure if you can get the lights pulled with a grill guard in the way. It might need a little more room than you will have there.
You could pull the bumper, but you might want to set the lights a little high to make up for the extra weight of the bumper when you reinstall it.
You could pull the bumper, but you might want to set the lights a little high to make up for the extra weight of the bumper when you reinstall it.
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Here's mine
Need some new pics to reflect a new pillar delete. I have a few other mods on hand not yet installed: warn winch 12000 dual force with transformer. Wide mouth grille powdered black. Can't wait to get them on.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...dium/ram33.jpg
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...dium/ram33.jpg
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From: Akron, OH
Here ya go...
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...002806/c-10101
Good selection of colors, lengths, black or chrome, and cheap too! Oh, and did I mention cheap?
They are very easy to mount. They include self tapping screws, but I used some 8-32 machine screws instead. They come with an easy 2-wire lead, and 40,000 hour bulbs. The current draw is very small, so no problem tieing into whatever circuit you would like.
I've used them all over...in the bed for bed lights, running boards, mirror turn signal lights, air dam, trailer, etc.
--Eric
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...002806/c-10101
Good selection of colors, lengths, black or chrome, and cheap too! Oh, and did I mention cheap?
They are very easy to mount. They include self tapping screws, but I used some 8-32 machine screws instead. They come with an easy 2-wire lead, and 40,000 hour bulbs. The current draw is very small, so no problem tieing into whatever circuit you would like.
I've used them all over...in the bed for bed lights, running boards, mirror turn signal lights, air dam, trailer, etc.
--Eric
Eric,
Man, you certainly like to light the place up don't you. I think it's great! Thanks for the information. I'm gonna definitely look into getting creative with mine as well!
Attila
