love the white out trucks!
New (to me) truck 2007 GMC
- Thread starter Cornell
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Well if you decide to get rid of some stuff off the extended cab let me know. I would.love to have those mirrors.
The map lights are 194's, the dome light has 3 211 festoons
I usually wait until they have a 50% off sale
http://www.v-leds.com/Interior-LED-...LED/HID-5K-WHITE-HIGH-POWER-p9454129-1-2.html
http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED-...e-LED/5K-WHITE-3-CHIP-5-LED-p9722412-1-2.html
I don't think we have any LED vendors on here so hopefully no one minds the links.
I'll let you know :hug:
Trying to sell it all together.... parting out a truck sucks and makes me sad :rofl:
Thanks i'll check em out, I ordered a set from china off ebay for $1.80 shipped so i'm going to see if they're worth a crap, although my expectations aren't very high
I tried the cheaper ones straight from China but the light output isn't nearly as good. You might have a different experience though.
Clean truck
Took the bumper lower valence off to get repainted and have a couple holes filled, had some scratches on it and I'm raising the bumper up 2 1/4" as well.
It's going to stay like that until I get the lift put on. I ordered Cognito UCA's on Monday because I forgot I needed them. Shouldn't stop me from getting a majority of the lift on though.
:thumb:
^^ to remove that ugly black plastic strip! Here's mine the day I raised my bumper!
very nice:thumb: wish i would have got a chance at buying your ec/sb my wife loves that truck!
That is an awesome truck :thumb: Surely it was high though, but clean as hell none the less. I personally don't like those bumpers raised one bit, but to each his own, congrats on the new one
What's all done to it exactly and how many miles?
Damn id love your exsb truck i know youll do good work with the cc :thumb:
i know youll do good work with the cc :thumb:Before when I said the truck was sold I was only 80% sure... now I'm 95% sure its sold lol. No need to go into details now but shoot me a PM if you'd like.
Update. Lift is on, should have painted plastics back on Tuesday. Also put Esky handles on.
Also, took the running boards off... will be replaced with AMPs as soon as I get sick of vaulting into the drivers seat.
Trucks looking good! tailpipe looks like a drinking straw, what exhaust setup you going to use?
MBRP 5" with a 4" frontpipe... All Season EGR delete and All Season SS downpipe then finish it off with some 6" Stainless tip
I like the quiet for now though :roflmao:
1. Converted the DRLs to turns today
2. Wired up my front footwell LED's
3. Modified stock signal relay to stop hyperflash
Used 2 6" 5k led strips per side in the front, was just going to use one but liked this better. I need to order more for the rear now.
I always wrap the base of the bulb and the top of the socket once around with electricians tape so it holds the switchback in place... Mine always sagged and stop working the way they should and this solved that. Plus it hides the socket color when installed.
All wrapped back up
2. Wired up my front footwell LED's
3. Modified stock signal relay to stop hyperflash
Used 2 6" 5k led strips per side in the front, was just going to use one but liked this better. I need to order more for the rear now.
I always wrap the base of the bulb and the top of the socket once around with electricians tape so it holds the switchback in place... Mine always sagged and stop working the way they should and this solved that. Plus it hides the socket color when installed.
All wrapped back up
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tapped wire so they work the way they should
Modifying the blinker module instead of using load resistors or buying the $50 LED module. Doing this fixes the "burn out bulb" hyperflash caused by the low resistance of LEDS
Remove 2 7mm screws from bottom of panel.
I "rock" the blinker module back and forth to get it out or it can be a pain
Apart: I use the paint can opener in the picture to open the module up... its easier than a screwdriver.
I use a tweezers to knick the little leg off.
tapped wire so they work the way they should
Modifying the blinker module instead of using load resistors or buying the $50 LED module. Doing this fixes the "burn out bulb" hyperflash caused by the low resistance of LEDS
Remove 2 7mm screws from bottom of panel.
I "rock" the blinker module back and forth to get it out or it can be a pain
Apart: I use the paint can opener in the picture to open the module up... its easier than a screwdriver.
I use a tweezers to knick the little leg off.
Nice work man! If I knew how to do vehicle electrical, I'd try all that lighting on my truck.
The truck is looking great, as expected. Where did you get your LED footwell lights. I was looking at some on the superbrightled websight, and it was going to be almost $200 to get enough to do everything I wanted to do.