My Avalanche build isn't all the bells and whistles that a lot on here are but it's useful and always been a huge fan of LED lighting. My truck is more of a construction site build with all amber and minimal white on the front.
Front: Custom visor bar build from a cheap LED strobe kit run by a Sho-Me 11.1005SF flasher
Rear: Federal Signal SignalMaster in the rear window run by a Sho-Me 11.1025.008 flasher
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I have always wanted to add at least another set of lights to the back and needed to upgrade the dimly lit visor light. After lurking on here for a while I decided that if I was going to do it I'll do it with some quality. Got in touch with Nic @ Fever and purchased an Apollo 2X and a pair of T-6s for the front and a pair of new T-3s for the rear. Sadly due to the weather I have only been able to get the Apollo in... kind of.
The windshield mount that came with the 2x was nice but took up a bit space than I wanted. To remedy it I made my own brackets using the same suction cups that came with the stock mount and mounted it right behind the rear view mirror.
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As you can see it practically hides itself and really flashback isn't bad at all. That all being said the suction cups do not seem to like 0F temperatures as they keep failing. During the day they are fine but over night they let go. I did my research and they seem to be a good suction cup so I will be patient and wait for more mild temperatures.
Front: Custom visor bar build from a cheap LED strobe kit run by a Sho-Me 11.1005SF flasher
Rear: Federal Signal SignalMaster in the rear window run by a Sho-Me 11.1025.008 flasher
[Broken External Image]:http://pogspalace.com/gallery/cache/Avalanche/IMG_20150110_103424_768.jpg
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[Broken External Image]:http://pogspalace.com/gallery/cache/Avalanche/IMG_20150110_103554_768.jpg
I have always wanted to add at least another set of lights to the back and needed to upgrade the dimly lit visor light. After lurking on here for a while I decided that if I was going to do it I'll do it with some quality. Got in touch with Nic @ Fever and purchased an Apollo 2X and a pair of T-6s for the front and a pair of new T-3s for the rear. Sadly due to the weather I have only been able to get the Apollo in... kind of.
The windshield mount that came with the 2x was nice but took up a bit space than I wanted. To remedy it I made my own brackets using the same suction cups that came with the stock mount and mounted it right behind the rear view mirror.
[Broken External Image]:http://pogspalace.com/gallery/cache/Avalanche/IMG_20150216_151109_768.jpg
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[Broken External Image]:http://pogspalace.com/gallery/cache/Avalanche/IMG_20150216_151336_768.jpg
As you can see it practically hides itself and really flashback isn't bad at all. That all being said the suction cups do not seem to like 0F temperatures as they keep failing. During the day they are fine but over night they let go. I did my research and they seem to be a good suction cup so I will be patient and wait for more mild temperatures.
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