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I have deavers in the back and dont want the truck raised anymore. It's the svc cas system in front so it's really easy to adjust the height.
What did you do to your Raptor today? (Gen2)
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I have deavers in the back and dont want the truck raised anymore. It's the svc cas system in front so it's really easy to adjust the height.
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First flight...
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That’s one of the cleanest radio installs I’ve seen. Great work!!!Today was radio install day. Thank you to LVJ Motorsports for the ICOM 4100A. Decided to do a center console install with a remote speaker under the drivers seat. Bought a full console tray off ebay and gave it the dremel treatment. Very clean install, love how it turned out.
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Washed it for the first time in 9 months.
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Finished installing backup lights, other than a shorty antenna (parking garage only 7-feet) and line-X, this qualifies as my first "mod".
(pictures look a little bit fuzzy, they are thumbnails so click on one for more detail if you want)
I was able to use an existing hole to mount the lights, but had to remove the bumper-cover to get a tool to reach the nut.
I had to open the existing hole just a little bit to get the extension through, the socket would not fit through the widened hole.
They are Rigid brand lights, they tuck up there pretty well.
Ran the conduit through the frame, it comes out of an existing hole behind the right front wheel. I rant it to upfitter #4 to avoid them coming on in inappropriate locations like a parking lot.
I did not bother taking any night shots but they are more than bright enough for the backup light purpose.
(pictures look a little bit fuzzy, they are thumbnails so click on one for more detail if you want)
I was able to use an existing hole to mount the lights, but had to remove the bumper-cover to get a tool to reach the nut.
I had to open the existing hole just a little bit to get the extension through, the socket would not fit through the widened hole.
They are Rigid brand lights, they tuck up there pretty well.
Ran the conduit through the frame, it comes out of an existing hole behind the right front wheel. I rant it to upfitter #4 to avoid them coming on in inappropriate locations like a parking lot.
I did not bother taking any night shots but they are more than bright enough for the backup light purpose.
Modded my side spotlights to run at any speed 
A bit frustrating but very cool little mod that makes those side spotlights worthwhile
A bit frustrating but very cool little mod that makes those side spotlights worthwhile
Speeddeacon
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Modded my side spotlights to run at any speed
A bit frustrating but very cool little mod that makes those side spotlights worthwhile
What is that code?
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No code. You have to pull a wire and add a jumper. The link in my post has the whole thread on how to do it. I will say its a small PITA to deal with the little plugs, and clamps, and wire releases, but theoretically its a 5 min job. Happy when you get it done tho.
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