Some of my offroading pics!
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Haha EricR I have been waiting impatiently forever for some rain so that I could play in the mud. As for the paint it is roll on bedliner. Check out my build thread for more info on it.
Thanks AJBert! I try to keep it looking clean but obviously I have no intention of this ever being a mall crawler so I try to build everything to have a purpose for what I use my truck for. I also like to build things to function properly everytime I use them. I have a long way to go but I will get there one project at a time!!
Crunch the lights are Advance Autoparts cheapys. The lighting is ok with them nothing to write home about tho. They were more purchased for the housing than the lighting as I have an HID retrofit planned in the future for them. I think I paid like $60 for all four of them. If you want some good lighting check out the 6" round offroad lights at Harbor Freight. I know many people have used them and love them.
Thanks AJBert! I try to keep it looking clean but obviously I have no intention of this ever being a mall crawler so I try to build everything to have a purpose for what I use my truck for. I also like to build things to function properly everytime I use them. I have a long way to go but I will get there one project at a time!!
Crunch the lights are Advance Autoparts cheapys. The lighting is ok with them nothing to write home about tho. They were more purchased for the housing than the lighting as I have an HID retrofit planned in the future for them. I think I paid like $60 for all four of them. If you want some good lighting check out the 6" round offroad lights at Harbor Freight. I know many people have used them and love them.
I had my back turned for a minute talking to my gf, n she asked me if I put a new pic of my truck up lol. I said nah, that's my truck's older brother, that's all :P
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That's exactly the same reason I bought them was the shape. it probably won't be for another month or two before I do the Hids but I will take pics if the process and let you know how they turn out.
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I've seen multiple HID conversion in my lurking and research. What kind of job is it to do a conversion? What about cost? Is it worth it to get the shape of the light you want for cheap than convert to HIDs? Or should a guy just suck it up and spend $200 on 5 pro comp 100 watt lights?
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Thanks Verno!!
Crunch the conversion isn't that hard to do it just requires some creativity to make it look good and a whole lot of time to do it right. As for cost it will probably end up right around $200 by the time I am finished.
Crunch the conversion isn't that hard to do it just requires some creativity to make it look good and a whole lot of time to do it right. As for cost it will probably end up right around $200 by the time I am finished.
