what have you gotten done on your blazer today?
#8571
I spent 3 hours trying to take my light rack off so it would be easier to put the new lights on... The bolts were all stripped and took forever to get off and after all that the light rack won't even come out. I'm just going to cut it off tomorrow and put my new lights on the rack connected to the luggage carrier.
#8572
So did you just tie the LEDs in, and keep your existing marker/park lamps, as well? I wanted to use just the LEDs for marker/park lamps.
You can say it over and over, but I just do not see a point to it. I have never known anyone to do this, I have never done this, and have not ran into serious problems that otherwise would have been preventable by getting my oil tested.. But hey, not knocking it, I just personally do not see a point
#8573
It looks good, although I feel a bit unoriginal now - I literally got the exact same taillights in the mail today. I'm waiting until I get LED replacements for the factory bulbs before I install them.
So did you just tie the LEDs in, and keep your existing marker/park lamps, as well? I wanted to use just the LEDs for marker/park lamps.
The long and short of it is that it's simply another tool available to me to use if I so wish, and I do. I've been having this done on my own vehicles for some time, I did it when I owned a small fleet of tractor-trailers. It has given me fair warning of problems yet to come, which in turn allowed me to act on them. It's pretty obvious if you have large bits of metal clinging to your drain plug - it's not so obvious when the particulates are too small for you to see, and the whole idea behind it is that I can act on it before it becomes a problem, rather than finding myself broken down on the side of the road (which, with my luck, would happen to me in the middle of nowhere, and just in the right spot where I'd have no cell phone reception). That's pretty much all there is to it.
So did you just tie the LEDs in, and keep your existing marker/park lamps, as well? I wanted to use just the LEDs for marker/park lamps.
The long and short of it is that it's simply another tool available to me to use if I so wish, and I do. I've been having this done on my own vehicles for some time, I did it when I owned a small fleet of tractor-trailers. It has given me fair warning of problems yet to come, which in turn allowed me to act on them. It's pretty obvious if you have large bits of metal clinging to your drain plug - it's not so obvious when the particulates are too small for you to see, and the whole idea behind it is that I can act on it before it becomes a problem, rather than finding myself broken down on the side of the road (which, with my luck, would happen to me in the middle of nowhere, and just in the right spot where I'd have no cell phone reception). That's pretty much all there is to it.
#8577
@ WitchingHour
Yea don't feel unoriginal, at 80 bucks for the pair, I highly doubt you or I are the only ones with these clean looking tail lights haha. The other ones I wanted looked a lot better but for 225 bucks...couldn't really swing that. But to answer your question, yes I just tied the LED circles into the lamps. Your on the same page as I am with the replacing the lamps with LED's haven't found any that looked appealing to me so I haven't replaced the lamps yet, but soon enough I will be going down that same route. Or take the idea of filling that in with a BUNCH of LED's ha !
Either way they do look really nice and have already gotten plenty of compliments on the look ( w/ new Dorman Third-Brake Light).
Yea don't feel unoriginal, at 80 bucks for the pair, I highly doubt you or I are the only ones with these clean looking tail lights haha. The other ones I wanted looked a lot better but for 225 bucks...couldn't really swing that. But to answer your question, yes I just tied the LED circles into the lamps. Your on the same page as I am with the replacing the lamps with LED's haven't found any that looked appealing to me so I haven't replaced the lamps yet, but soon enough I will be going down that same route. Or take the idea of filling that in with a BUNCH of LED's ha !
Either way they do look really nice and have already gotten plenty of compliments on the look ( w/ new Dorman Third-Brake Light).
#8578
Yea man ill def take some more pics, took them off road today and I couldn't loose traction it's ridiculous, they just start to hum around 60mph but hell ill sacrifice noise for grip any day
#8579
My house is 57° as I type here. I'm shivering ....
#8580
Winter did not want to give up, but its gone now (here)