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Mdegen93
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Rough Country RAM 6" LED Grill Kit
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Browny10783
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The limiteds grill is solid plastic. Unlike the other trims that are mesh. So you could mount the light but it won’t be seen. Someone told me I would have to buy the grill off the big horn trim with sensors
Jneally
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Can anyone tell me what kind of place usually installs this? I called my dealer service and the won't. They said with all the electronic you could really mess something up. So I'm not sure who to take it to? Thanks!
PorBoy
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^^^. Oh please if left up to the dealership, you couldn’t get your vehicle detailed as they would swear being clean could cause a CEL lol. You can either do this yourself, or if you’re not feeling that any car audio / aftermarket accessories place.
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Mdegen93
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Looks kick ***.
geotex1
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Can we get as some shots at night seeing what they cast forward? Both the lower hidden and the grille lights, separately, would be awesome!
Gilu812
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I will get some more pics when the weather clears a bit.
Gilu812
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This is both upper and lower lights. No headlights or driving lights on.
Gilu812
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Upper grill lights
Gilu812
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Lower 20 inch. The lights are much brighter than in the pics and they are adjustable.
Adamcan75
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Wow they are pretty bright!
Ya same question too. Lights look really good!
Gilu812
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The install took a solid four hours with my son's help and of course the trip to the hardware store to replace the button head bolt that we somehow lost
. I forgot to take a pic of the switch, it is the only thing that I don't like about the kit and I will be changing it at a later date. Fortunately it mounts with double sided tape. I will get a pic up tomorrow.
. I forgot to take a pic of the switch, it is the only thing that I don't like about the kit and I will be changing it at a later date. Fortunately it mounts with double sided tape. I will get a pic up tomorrow.
AnthonyD1978
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RedRocketZ28
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Looks good. If my truck wasn't leased, and I had more of a use for these, then I would definitely be buying them.
Not yet. It's a single module that outputs a signal on an 8-pin connection. I don't think that anyone has tried to intercept this signal yet to see what the module is telling the computer.
I'm waiting for my truck to be delivered to approach this. I think the best way would be to replace the non-air-ride module with the air-ride module and allow the air-ride signal to be passed to the computer. I'll intercept the computer output and, instead of signalling the compressor to run, I'll route this signal to a relay that controls the lights. I'm going to have to get clever because the computer is only going to output this signal for a brief period of time as well as look for a ride height sensor input. I'll write up the process if I get it to work.
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