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Yes I was going to get some grill lights too. When you say underneath do you mean under under like going under behind the bumper? I haven't looked too closely at it yet. I figure a little info on it would help me figure it out faster.
Originally posted by wolfmanagh Yes I was going to get some grill lights too. When you say underneath do you mean under under like going under behind the bumper? I haven't looked too closely at it yet. I figure a little info on it would help me figure it out faster.
Take a long screwdriver between the light and bumper to get to the screws holding the turnsignal light housing. Should be 2 of them.
BlueHawk email me i have some questions for you on how you made your console, i need to make one like that and i like how you did your, just need some help with the mounting and the top plate. Thanks
Oh and for the the initial post, the strobe system is reall easy. depending on the power pack you get will depend on how complicated the wireing is. The galls packs are a great pack and well they come with a great selection of different patterns, its just how you wire it and how complicated you want to get. The hardest thing to do is the cutting into the lights with the drill. Fotr me its a piece of cake because i have done enough of them to make it easy.
Originally posted by DAFBFD58 Oh and for the the initial post, the strobe system is reall easy. depending on the power pack you get will depend on how complicated the wireing is. The galls packs are a great pack and well they come with a great selection of different patterns, its just how you wire it and how complicated you want to get. The hardest thing to do is the cutting into the lights with the drill. Fotr me its a piece of cake because i have done enough of them to make it easy.
I use a Uni-bit drill bit. One that has the multiple sizes(stairstepped) on one bit. You need a 1" bit to insert the strobes. The Uni-bit is great because you can stop short if your bulb looks smaller. The only problem with these is the cost, usually between $25 and $50.
As for my email address, it is in my profile. Feel free to drop me a message anytime. Always looking for new and improved ideas to do things.
well if you want to you could use a line off the lighter power but then you would run a chance of drawing more then whats is rated for, you best bet would be the direct line running to a master switch in a switch box set up, thats how i had my last set up run and it worked so well
I installed switchboxes (Federal SW300) to control all my emergency and auxillary lighting. You can get them at Galls, for $129 @ www.galls.com. I ran the power to the switchboxes from the terminal bolt on the front of the fusebox under the hood. It is located on the left hand side, in front of the brake master cylinder. I installed 40 amp circuit breakers inline, and the switchboxes have fuses to protect the individual circuits. I don't like line taps for items that can draw alot of power. This was the best way for me to get power for my equipment. You can run any power wires through the plastic plug which is located just above the steering column, behind the brake booster.
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Last edited by Bluehawk; Sep 21, 2003 at 10:28 PM.