Gentlemen we can rebuild it

[The Car Stereo Company]

Get back to work!

Really, what set up did John get?

Yukon Joe
GREAT LAKES RAPTOR EXCURSIONS

jl audio c3570 front and rear. jl hd750/1, xd400/4, cleansweep, summing device, (2) tw3 10" woofers and a supercab box. all stinger 4000 series power and rca cables.

 

[BIRDMAN]

Moto can you go in to further detail of how you mounted the lights under the rear bumper?

 

[MotuMute]

Damn John your truck is looking awesome!

Thanks Alan. Looking forward to seeing your trucks - your new one is most of the way there already! Congrats on your upcoming wedding

better hang on to those pics. he needs the proof that he actually works because it dont happen often lol. truck is gonna be a beast all the way around. nice rig man

Thanks Nick. Noah does get a lot done when he is working I must say...

Looks awesome, John! What all is Noah adding as far as the audio goes?

It is basically his level 2b build with the JL Subs upgrade

 

[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

It is basically his level 2b build with the JL Subs upgrade

Pretty similar to what I'll be running except I chose the C2570x for the rear stage and I'm running my old Sundown SAE-1000D amp for the woofers.

 

[MotuMute]

those look like the 2nd generation RPG LCA's, I don't see a steering stop on both ends like mine.

let me know how your turning radius works out

I believe they are 2nd gen. I took some close up pics for you to see how they compared to yours

 

[Mjolnir]

nope, think they are still first. the steering nipples look as big as mine were before I took a grinder to them. I pretty much killed the front ones and took about 1/4 inch off the rears. after 1000 miles no rubbing or binding.

 

[MotuMute]

Moto can you go in to further detail of how you mounted the lights under the rear bumper?

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These are a stealthy install alternative to bumper flush mounts. Very easy one beer install and they mount to the rear of the leaf shackle.

After close inspection and measuring, I determined that offroad they would be out of harm's way mounted there. Just need to drill one hole and easily installs using Rigid's hardware.

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These are Rigid Floods and they light it up quite a ways behind the truck with a really nice pattern (vs being in the bumper) due to being closer to the ground at a lower angle.

I have them aimed down slightly but they can be adjusted upward as well. On an Offroad Run I think that being aimed slightly down they will light up the path for the following Raptor without blinding the driver.

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Used the Rigid wiring kit that came with the lights, and tapped into the trailer harness for reverse and ground.

 

[MotuMute]

nope, think they are still first. the steering nipples look as big as mine were before I took a grinder to them. I pretty much killed the front ones and took about 1/4 inch off the rears. after 1000 miles no rubbing or binding.

Aha! Ok, well Corey says he will take a look at them when he arrives, and help me figure out how much to buzz off.

 

[All The Way]

Used the Rigid wiring kit that came with the lights, and tapped into the trailer harness for reverse and ground.

Nice, now to get my hands on some lights. I've wanted to do this for a long time but haven't had the time to look into it.

 

[Yukon Joe]

Aha! Ok, well Corey says he will take a look at them when he arrives, and help me figure out how much to buzz off.

Man... Corey gets to go to all the fun events!

Yukon Joe
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