iwillits
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iwillits said:yeah the dept. im on use to have a suburban with an edge on just not sure how this truck would look with leds. i kinda wanted to get away from strobe an rotator age.
7d9_z28 said:Well, if you insist on LEDs, then a Freedom (even a liberty) would still Look the Look, and Walk the Walk. Preferably with colored lenses. Id personally mount some 3x7 strobes (or LEDs) to the grille or something. Also HLF I do believe is a must if possible!
iwillits said:wonder what your guys thoughts are on lighting for my new to me 96 k2500 suburban?View attachment 51554
RyanZ71 said:Looks like a 2500? If so, keep those heavy duty rims! Just my suggestion though. What a neat looking ride! I love the burbs.
7d9_z28 said:The VFD my dad was on when I was growing up has a red 3/4 Burb with the 6.5. They have a red mini Edge on it, a single green can strobe to the rear, and IIRC one of the Whelen deals on the push bar that has two rectangular strobes and a siren speaker in the middle.
It is gorgeous, and short of the can strobe, I recommend a similar setup. As much as I hate the blockyness (its a word now) of Edge bars, they look good on these trucks.
Otherwise you can't go wrong with a 48" MX7000, either. I had one on my 98 Silverado, it was meant to be!
iwillits said:I was wanting to go for the the look of the burban in this link with the rims an tires an a 3inch body lift.
http://elightbars.org/forums/f34/1992-suburban-retro-fit-flashpoint-lighting-45040/
RBRONKEMA GHTFD said:I have period correct MX7k that would look great on your truck. Its a 58"
pdk9 said:I wouldn't put any HAWs to the rear, because you'd only be able to use clear HAWs (which I'm against to the rear) or colored HAWs (which have significantly lower output and are not worth the investment)
rohmers said:you can not do tail light flasher on these trucks. tail light sockets are wired for smaller voltage
rwo978 said:What??? You can use HAWs in the rear in the red light area. Granted, he might not be able to due to no red, but, when allowed, they perform well in the red light area of the rear lights.
Again, What???? Yes, you can install a positive switched TLF in these vehicles. I have one in my 97 Yukon. Between this, the 4 HAWs on the corners, the HLF, and a Firebeam dashlight/throwlight, I'm well covered (and period correct I might add).
rohmers said:which tail light flasher are you using. we tried some here and they kept blowing all the bulbs. called a local shop and they said that they could not flash. I would love a flasher for this truck
iwillits said:okay i found this computer animated mod of a suburban similar to mine what do u guys think?