LOGANSTANFORTH
WORKIN' MAN'S DOLLAR
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- Nov 23, 2007
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Advance Auto Parts (I'm sure you can buy them online) sells squares of LED's with adapters to fit most vehicles interior lights. I pulled mine out and swapped the LED's in. Talk about night and day. I HIGHLY suggest this for multiple reasons...
1. You can actually see stuff in your truck when you turn the lights on.
2. They don't glare off my eye glasses.
3. They broadcast 10X's the amount of light than the factory bulbs.
4. You can see stuff outside your truck, your bed, and your hood.
5. You can actually see whats around your truck at night before stepping out.
6. No heat given off...
My dash lights and most of my gauges had stopped working so dad pulled the dash out while I was up here in North Dakota last week and rewired it completely and took all of the soft circuit boards out replaced it with wires and installed LED's in the dash and painted them blue with a marker...
I also have these to mount out front as well. They told me to throw everything away that was in the bed of the Service Truck at work. So I did. I had to go to Ring Power Cat in Lakeland and get 4 matching connectors for these cause 3 of the lights didn't have the pigtails with them. So I bought all new connectors, the connector is from a Gen-Set tachometer wiring harness. These suckers are $250.00 a piece new...
And I also have two 3x6 lights to mount in the rear from Anzos along with a whole bunch of other LED's I am installing in and under the truck...
1. You can actually see stuff in your truck when you turn the lights on.
2. They don't glare off my eye glasses.
3. They broadcast 10X's the amount of light than the factory bulbs.
4. You can see stuff outside your truck, your bed, and your hood.
5. You can actually see whats around your truck at night before stepping out.
6. No heat given off...
My dash lights and most of my gauges had stopped working so dad pulled the dash out while I was up here in North Dakota last week and rewired it completely and took all of the soft circuit boards out replaced it with wires and installed LED's in the dash and painted them blue with a marker...
I also have these to mount out front as well. They told me to throw everything away that was in the bed of the Service Truck at work. So I did. I had to go to Ring Power Cat in Lakeland and get 4 matching connectors for these cause 3 of the lights didn't have the pigtails with them. So I bought all new connectors, the connector is from a Gen-Set tachometer wiring harness. These suckers are $250.00 a piece new...
And I also have two 3x6 lights to mount in the rear from Anzos along with a whole bunch of other LED's I am installing in and under the truck...
