2008 Ford Explorer POV

Eric1249

Member
Jul 12, 2010
2,277
Waukesha WI USA
Looks good so far. I think it looks better with just two grill lights. I am guessing you program the Ghosts like their other LEDs. I had to read though the instructions a second time as well.
 
May 16, 2010
2,340
Torrington, WY
xcrownvicx said:
Wait you can get them to a solid pattern? :confused:

Yes if you follow the instructions and set each light to ID 2 or 4.


Here are the pictures after I moved the lights today. I like the way they are now. I also finally converted my Astro to a remote mount radio and gave myself some more room in the console for future upgrades. Was cheaper and easier that I thought. I should have done it sooner.


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spc2315

Member
Mar 27, 2011
582
Connecticut
LET THERE BE LIGHTTTTTT! Lol I wanna see a video! This could possibly be the most anticipated light show I've waited for! :)
 

xcrownvicx

Member
Dec 3, 2011
209
New Jersey
hawkspringsfire said:
Ok the moment you all have been waiting for. Here is the video:


Looks great, but i think those ghost would look beter in a x pattern. The next couple days i am going to try to wire mine in the x pattern. :woot:
 

nerdly_dood

Member
Jun 15, 2010
2,312
Georgia
Nothing wrong with responding with takedowns turned on if you've got a slicktop, IMO. Not too shabby. :thumbsup:
 
May 16, 2010
2,340
Torrington, WY
EVT said:
No headlight flasher???

I wanted to keep from messing the the factory wiring as much as possible. I also wanted to drill as less holes as possible. In the future I might find the matching plugs for the headlights and harness and do the whole "no cut way". The only thing I might add is some white vertex in the fog lights. I am kind of kicking myself for selling my Whelen LAWs.
 
May 16, 2010
2,340
Torrington, WY
Just a couple of small updates.


I changed the arm rest that use to be in there. I like this one a lot better and gives me more arm room.


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I then Plasti-Dipped the front grille because I hate chrome. I might end up sanding the chrome off and painting it with real paint. I just used the Plasti-Dip to see what it would look like and how it would stand up to the elements.


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Other than that I haven't done much to it becasue I have everything set up the way I like it.
 
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Tree8

Member
Nov 24, 2012
26
Northeast USA
hawkspringsfire said:
Just a couple of small updates.

I changed the arm rest that use to be in there. I like this one a lot better and gives me more arm room.


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I then Plasti-Dipped the front grille because I hate chrome. I might end up sanding the chrome off and painting it with real paint. I just used the Plasti-Dip to see what it would look like and how it would stand up to the elements.


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Other than that I haven't done much to it becasue I have everything set up the way I like it.

question: where did you get the front license plate extension bracket for your intsctn lights?
 

Tsmith92

New Member
Feb 2, 2014
3
NC
Good looking explorer! I just got a 2010 explorer. Looks for ideas for my lights. What kind of rear lisence plate bracket is that? How did you run the wire on it? Also, what kind of console is that? Thanks!
 
May 16, 2010
2,340
Torrington, WY
Tsmith92 said:
Good looking explorer! I just got a 2010 explorer. Looks for ideas for my lights. What kind of rear lisence plate bracket is that? How did you run the wire on it? Also, what kind of console is that? Thanks!

The license plate bracket is a Havis Shield one. I drillef a hole through the firewall and ran all of my wires through it. The console is made by Havis Shield.
 

dawson75

Member
May 20, 2010
336
OHIO
Get that brush guard on already .....I'm impatient. I hope to be getting an Explorer soon and you are giving me all sorts of great ideas.
 
May 16, 2010
2,340
Torrington, WY
Well the plans to install the grille guard got put on hold, we got about a foot of snow last night. Hopefully next weekend will be nicer. Im also waiting on the other M4 to show up. UPS claimed they lef it at my door on Thursday but I still have not seen it. Gonna have to get the run around on Monday trying to talk to someone about it.
 

codycat91

Member
Feb 17, 2011
731
NY
hawkspringsfire said:
Well the plans to install the grille guard got put on hold, we got about a foot of snow last night. Hopefully next weekend will be nicer. Im also waiting on the other M4 to show up. UPS claimed they lef it at my door on Thursday but I still have not seen it. Gonna have to get the run around on Monday trying to talk to someone about it.

Call the 800 number, but for every single question they ask from the start, just say "customer service representative." After about 3 times asking you to repeat, it will connect you directly to a human being. Works with almost every automated calling place.
 
May 16, 2010
2,340
Torrington, WY
The M4 finally showed up on my doorstep this morning, must have been dropped off at the wrong house. Just waiting for one more part and I will have everything I need to install. Here is another teaser picture.


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