It's a tight fit, but we'll worth the time. Especially when working out on the ranch.

Mounted flush under roll bar

 

Electrician by trade ;-). But im always lazy and buy 12v

 

Haha, I totally would but I bought a bajillion component LEDs and resistors a while ago and I've gotta use em up somehow or I'll be passing them on to my kids, lol.

 

Spaced out my front bumper for less than $10. If you are running oversized tires and have rubbing issues on front bumper I recommend this mod.

 

what did you use? washers?

 

I know I'm almost 2 months after this post and a little late to the party. But where did you tap for power? Ideally I'd like them to come on with DRL, but if that proves to be something I don't feel like tacking at least they'd be on at night when the auto headlights come on.

 

DOM tubing. Cut 10 3/4" pieces and used the original 8 bumper bolts. Had to get 4 longer bolts for the corner brackets. If you loosen all the bolts and then remove the ones you are working on it only takes about 30 minutes to install them.

 

 

Those are speaker adapters?

Just cut the connector off and install your own push connectors. Super easy and takes like 5 mins per side. You really dont even need connectors. Just solder them and shrink tube it and call it a day.

 

Those speaker adapter plugs worked just fine for me. You have to take off the protective boot on the plug that's mounted to the frame rail first, it keeps the water out. Once that's off the metra connectors snap right in.

 

 

No worries - they fooled me too at first! We're all here just trying to help

 

Hey! So I had been planning to add these when I started doing all the accessories on the truck - when I put the updated harness in for my Magnum rack, I spliced in a ground and a hot to the running light circuit in the Magnum harness, with these two wires coming out of the bundle right behind the cab. I connected the bolt LED's into this so that they are marker lights. Using FORScan, I made the change to have my DRL be parking lights, which includes the bolt lights.

Word of warning - DO NOT get the stainless models I got. Multiple sets failed within 3 months and Oznium confirmed I wasn't the only one. The stainless doesn't dissipate the heat well enough and they overheat. Theyre reworking the design - in the mean time the black aluminum no lens models are PERFECT.

 

I took the el cheapo way out for now. Ordered some $3.95 specials from SuperBright yesterday. Will have to crawl around under the truck when the lights arrive to see what I can find for a power source.

 

I purchased a set of J hooks for one side of my Box link mounts.


These work great, albeit a bit loose, to hold my 'grandpap stick'/getter.

Grandpap stick

I used some old pool noodles for anti-rattle.