2000 Ford Excursion POV

Kd8bao

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Mar 8, 2012
793
Independence, Ohio
I sold my tacoma that I had and upgraded to an excursion. I started to install my new lighting package.

Front:

Whelen 700 on grille, 1 red and 1 white

Whelen 700 on front quarters, red

HLF from Feniex 4200

Feniex typhoon speaker

Sides:

Will be mounted between steps and rocker, 4 Feniex T6. 3 red and 1 white

Rear:

Whelen 700 on barn doors, red

Whelen 700 rear quarters, red

Micro man industries split directional upper rear window

Under rear doors when open, 4 Feniex T6. 2 red, 2 amber

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Front lights will be controlled by ulf44

Rear lights controlled by ulf44

Rocker lights controlled by sho-me flasher

Inside:

Feniex 4200 w/ Bluetooth, controlled by tablet

Feniex storm siren

2-Icom ID880 Dstar radios

Power inverter

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FusionWolf

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Oct 8, 2012
504
Massachusetts
Damn already loving this. The Tacoma was really nice but I've got a good feeling about this.


Very much like the use of colored lenses to blend in with the vehicle. Paint those body mounts red and it'll look awesome!
 
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May 25, 2010
7,072
Tunkhannock, PA, USA
I'm not really a fan of body mounted lights, but it all looks solid and clean...  That gap under the headlights is BEGGING for some Feniex Titans...  lol
 

Storm4200

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Nov 2, 2011
2,912
NJ
Looks good. I would try to go with 2RED grill lights as opposed to the one RED one WHITE
 
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pdk9

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May 26, 2010
3,834
New York & Florida
I sold my tacoma that I had and upgraded to an excursion. I started to install my new lighting package.


Front:


Whelen 700 on grille, 1 red and 1 white


Whelen 700 on front quarters, red


HLF from Feniex 4200


Feniex typhoon speaker


Sides:


Will be mounted between steps and rocker, 4 Feniex T6. 3 red and 1 white


Rear:


Whelen 700 on barn doors, red


Whelen 700 rear quarters, red


Micro man industries split directional upper rear window


Under rear doors when open, 4 Feniex T6. 2 red, 2 amber


Top:


Feniex avatar 57


Front lights will be controlled by ulf44


Rear lights controlled by ulf44


Rocker lights controlled by sho-me flasher
Sounds good. Are those 400s on the front fender? They don't look like 700s. I love the large lightheads for perimeter warning, and the only thing I don't like is that you went with a low profile lightbar (I would've loved to see a freedom up there).


Are there 4 T6 per side on the running boards (3R, 1C), or is it 4 total for both sides? I think that more than 2 lights per running board will honestly look tacky (and unnecessary waste of money). I would honestly like to see some HAW strobes to the rear. I'm not usually a fan of clear to the rear, but I drove an excursion for the FD that had 2 HAWs in reverse lights alternating with 2 HAWs in brake lights, and I loved them. Looking forward to a vid!
 

7d9_z28

New Member
Mar 15, 2012
3,048
West Michigan
I love body mounted lightheads in 400 and 700 varieties!

Only thing I would change......

Make it a Suburban! :cool: :D

Seriously, I like it. Well done
 
May 20, 2010
990
Mission, Texas RGV
I love Excursions, they are my favorite SUV. I had the opportunity to outfit 2 of them recently for a regional swat team and enjoyed doing so. I really like how neat the install is coming out looks great.
 
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acala91

Member
Oct 15, 2010
1,662
FL
I like it! The only thing I would change is to swap the white 700 in the grill for a red one. 

Can't wait to see a video of the finished product. 
 

FusionWolf

Member
Oct 8, 2012
504
Massachusetts
No white to front? Does this fall into what I have heard that white fwd facing lights are not to flash when parked? Or is it more personal preference
I agree with him I'd make it 2 reds in the grille. My ocd goes up a wall when there's 2 colors like that unless it's a RB setup Maybe a pair of ions or something above as a "HLF"
 

JennyCop

Member
Jan 19, 2012
2,021
Sunny Arizona
First off, I like it!  The 700's with chrome trim look great! The body mounted lights is a nice retro look for this awesome truck.

I say add the HAW's to the rear but mount them inside the reverse lights and that empty space in the tailight housing atop the Brake/running lights area. It really bothers me that no one uses this part of the tailight that has lots of potential on these trucks.  I also agree you should have went with a higher profile lightbar.

Please post a video and some pics of the entire truck when done.

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Kd8bao

Member
Mar 8, 2012
793
Independence, Ohio
First off, I like it! The 700's with chrome trim look great! The body mounted lights is a nice retro look for this awesome truck.


I say add the HAW's to the rear but mount them inside the reverse lights and that empty space in the tailight housing atop the Brake/running lights area. It really bothers me that no one uses this part of the tailight that has lots of potential on these trucks. I also agree you should have went with a higher profile lightbar.


Please post a video and some pics of the entire truck when done.
Was thinking about at least the upper red void. Perfect mounting spot for a law.
 
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acala91

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Oct 15, 2010
1,662
FL
No white to front? Does this fall into what I have heard that white fwd facing lights are not to flash when parked? Or is it more personal preference
I like flashing white to the front but it would be flashing TDs in the lightbar and a HLF. The only time I like white grill lights is if there is two white and a warning color in an x-pattern. 
 
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