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Thanks! If i had to do it again i would probably go with 4. When i put them on my running boards were still installed so i had to create an equal gap while dealing with the running board supports. now that i took them off, i would probably space it so i could put 4 on there. 3 doesnt look too bad though
Trey i just ran the wire down the passenger frame rail (easier than driver side because of fuel tank) and tied into the Running Light wire on the 7 pin connector. and for the rear ID bar i just used one of those quick splice things to tap into the wire for my side lights
1975stroppebaja Thanks for the pics and the link to your writeup it helped me out alot now i know where to get the lights and which ones to buy.
kd0axs where did you get that id bar i was looking at those in class before and realized they do look alot cooler then the line of fire.
the metal panda did your truck come with the cab lights? My regular cab didnt and i want to get cab lights but am a little iffy about drilling holes in my roof
I mean i bought it used so idk for certain. But to my knowledge it came with em. I see no evidence of any wires being tapped anywhere
Thanks! If i had to do it again i would probably go with 4. When i put them on my running boards were still installed so i had to create an equal gap while dealing with the running board supports. now that i took them off, i would probably space it so i could put 4 on there. 3 doesnt look too bad though
Yeah 3 looks good. hmmmmmm i think im gonna go with 4.... good idea tapping into the 7-pin, ill probably do that too. thanks man!
Im going to put 4 running lights on each side of the truck, i want mine to go all the way to the back wheel well to do you guys think that might look "weird"
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