GTL baby...
My 5 Alarm Hoe
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Cattivo
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LOL... I can tell you're excited those morons are back on tv again
BigDaddy13440
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And I'm sure you know of a speed shop that can throw an even nastier tune in that! Imagine 650 horses with that!
Cattivo
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The SRT is a beast! I'm definitely looking into adding more power
Cattivo
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The 2 beasts...on the hunt for another truck with balls and looks badass...any suggestions
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TBSS or a Silverado SS would go nicely with those two
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Do you have a build page on another forum for the F-150? Loved this build figured I'd read that one if you made one.
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This is a 3 hour mod that's not for the faint of heart...you WILL need to drill holes into your hood. I will be installing these same 3'' LED pod lights on my other truck as soon as the hood hinge mounting brackets arrive...I searched for days looking if anyone makes that type of bracket for an NBS truck but no luck.
I made a commitment to myself that somehow I would mount these pods somewhere near the hood cowl...after going back and forth in my head wether or not to drill into my hood, I said **** it and went to town. These pod lights are as bright(if not brighter) than the Rigid Industries lights I have now fwiw
I'll try to get some night time shots when it gets dark...for now, I'll enjoy a nice cold beer after this pia mod
I made a commitment to myself that somehow I would mount these pods somewhere near the hood cowl...after going back and forth in my head wether or not to drill into my hood, I said **** it and went to town. These pod lights are as bright(if not brighter) than the Rigid Industries lights I have now fwiw
I'll try to get some night time shots when it gets dark...for now, I'll enjoy a nice cold beer after this pia mod
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Cattivo
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No turning back now
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All spliced out and ready to go off road...my buddies Jeep was a lot easier to install the a pillar pod lights
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To be continued...not sure how many more LED lights I can possibly install lol...I have 1 more in my head
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Looks great
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Cattivo
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Thanks brother...they're insanely bright! can't wait to hit the road tomorrow morning and try them out...hungover lol
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I'm on a lot of car forums with lots of different builds...username should be the same on all of them...I think lol
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Nice. **** it!
Cattivo
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Took a pic this morning before work...the new pod lights match the rest of my amber LED lights but they overpower them WAY too much...IMHO these Run-D pod lights are a hell of a lot brighter than my Rigid Industries pod lights at 1/2 the price...they threw light a good 1/2 mile down the highway this morning
Nobody can say they didn’t see you coming brother...
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Believe it or not...not 1 car flashed me the brights...I'll just use them on foggy days
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I completely forgot I had a foldable wireless back up cam in my pile of boxes...this should make it a lot easier backing up at night...I have it wired so its on all the time
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I also got the flush mounted pod lights all wired up
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