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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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| dont mind the retard in the vid |
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dynastar666
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Location: Ithaca, NY and Burlington, VT
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| That looks sick! |
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jarthur
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Location: State College / Doylestown, PA
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| Posted: Tue 6-May-2008 12:27 Post subject: Re |
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 Thats a lot of blue.... |
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DaveCN5
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Joined: 13 Jan 2007
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Location: "The Hook", CT
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| Posted: Tue 6-May-2008 20:33 Post subject: |
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| I think it looks better without the black rims. It looks out of place, especially with that aftermarket dual exhuast. |
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whoopwhoop
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| Posted: Tue 6-May-2008 20:43 Post subject: |
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that looks really goood
inner edge or dominator? which is brighter |
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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| Posted: Tue 6-May-2008 22:09 Post subject: Re: |
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| I think it looks better without the black rims. It looks out of place, especially with that aftermarket dual exhuast. |
you really dont notice the exhaust |
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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| Posted: Tue 6-May-2008 22:10 Post subject: Re: |
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| whoopwhoop wrote: |
that looks really goood
inner edge or dominator? which is brighter |
not sure |
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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| Posted: Wed 7-May-2008 20:47 Post subject: |
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| if anyone who wanted to know i used the inner edge for the 06 silverado and customized the brackets to fit |
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hydrokayak
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Location: Lancaster, NH & Concord, NH
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| Posted: Wed 7-May-2008 21:19 Post subject: |
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Wow. I thought I had a lot of lights.
Thanks for making me look like less of a whacker... |
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blackwrx
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| Posted: Thu 8-May-2008 08:49 Post subject: |
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| Just wondering why you mounted the inner edge so close to the center instead of spreading it out across the window to the outer edges more.... looks great though! |
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60a
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Location: Columbus, OH
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| Posted: Thu 8-May-2008 10:12 Post subject: |
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| Love the inner edge and really love the black wheels. Looks great! |
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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Location: Oakland, NJ
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| Just wondering why you mounted the inner edge so close to the center instead of spreading it out across the window to the outer edges more.... looks great though! |
because when i customized the brackets i didnt move the placement of the bracket mounting loaction. Remember these brackets are designed for a silverado and are too short for the tahoe so extentions had to be made |
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rescue52
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Location: Lakewood N.J 08701
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| Posted: Sun 11-May-2008 10:06 Post subject: inner edge |
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blackwrx wrote:
Just wondering why you mounted the inner edge so close to the center instead of spreading it out across the window to the outer edges more.... looks great though!
R. Dodd 10-75 E.L. wrote:
because when i customized the brackets i didnt move the placement of the bracket mounting loaction. Remember these brackets are designed for a silverado and are too short for the tahoe so extentions had to be made |
Any up close pics of the modified brackets?? |
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TritonBoulder47
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Location: Good Ole T-Town... Tunkhannock, PA
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| I think I'm gonna puke... And I LOVE it!!! Awesome looking!!! |
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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Location: Oakland, NJ
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| Posted: Sun 11-May-2008 10:40 Post subject: Re: inner edge |
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blackwrx wrote:
Just wondering why you mounted the inner edge so close to the center instead of spreading it out across the window to the outer edges more.... looks great though!
R. Dodd 10-75 E.L. wrote:
because when i customized the brackets i didnt move the placement of the bracket mounting loaction. Remember these brackets are designed for a silverado and are too short for the tahoe so extentions had to be made |
Any up close pics of the modified brackets?? |
no sorry |
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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| I think I'm gonna puke... And I LOVE it!!! Awesome looking!!! |
thanks |
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FDNY1075
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| Posted: Sun 18-May-2008 12:36 Post subject: |
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| Fantastic, absolutely fantastic!!! |
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protection2
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| WOW i wished we had that kinf of unmarked units in canada !!! That does looks awsome and great job ! to be honest there is not too much lights !!!! And iam sold the the inneredge once seeing that video ..... Nice install |
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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| Posted: Sun 18-May-2008 20:25 Post subject: |
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| thanks guys |
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Rob K
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Location: Tolland County, CT
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| Where did you tie in your ground for your "distribution" area under the second row of seats? |
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pdk9
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Location: New York, NY and Ithaca, NY
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| Posted: Sun 27-Jul-2008 08:20 Post subject: |
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| dang, that is a nice (and VERY bright) setup |
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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Location: Oakland, NJ
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| Posted: Sun 27-Jul-2008 09:01 Post subject: Re: |
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| Where did you tie in your ground for your "distribution" area under the second row of seats? |
the picture shows to one of the seat bolts, it has thus been changed to a chassis ground under the truck |
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Rob K
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| R. Dodd 10-75 E.L. wrote: |
| Rob Kozaczka wrote: |
| Where did you tie in your ground for your "distribution" area under the second row of seats? |
the picture shows to one of the seat bolts, it has thus been changed to a chassis ground under the truck |
Huh, I'll have to take a closer look at the pics. how did you get outside the vehicle to ground to the chassis? I was thinking of using the seat bolts because i wasn't sure what the best way to get outside the vehicle from that area. Thanks.
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I can see the old seat belt one now:
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R. Dodd 10-75 E.L.
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Location: Oakland, NJ
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| Posted: Sun 27-Jul-2008 12:30 Post subject: |
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| drill a hole |
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