I've got the smoked headlights. They look great on the truck but the only bad thing is that they cut soo much of the light output. I need some good and brite led bulbs for them.I've got some of them smoked lenses too.
Need to get headlight and tail light smoked housings yet though.
Bought a BlueTop steering box yesterday, and bought a Leece Neville 230a alternator today.![]()
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I got them and the headlights both from dtmoto on fleabay. They seem to be built well and fit good. I think I gave $120 for the headlights and $130 for the tails and third light.
The delo is fine. That's all I used in my 7.3 and the first oil change in my 04. Being that you're in a warmer climate than me there shouldnt be any issues with it. Other than it won't last as long as the 5-40. If you had to start the ex under 30* I'd say stay away from it.Thinking about getting this for mine. It's dirt cheap. I prefer Mobil 1. But ain't got mobil 1 money right now. What y'all think?![]()
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I did just bulbs at first and smoked the stock lens on my 04. I eventually did the housings front and rear. The resistors at each corner you have leds in will work but they're a pita and will fail eventually. If you decide to do led housings they will have built in resistors. But the point I was getting to is you don't need resistors at all. Just change the flasher relay out to an ep27 led relay. Easy to get at the auto parts store or online and just as easy to change. It changed positions over the years but on a 6.0 truck it will be just under the radio and to the left. Reach up past the obd port and you'll feel a plastic cover you need to pull off and the relay is under it. Pro tip...have your turn signal on so you can feel the relay click to help in locating it. Or just watch a video on YouTube.
Damn that sounds cheap compared to here. My buddy just put up a shop last fall for $45k. 30x40, 16' walls. 2x6 studs and a 14x14 door with opener. With concrete. Connected to his existing shop. And re did the roof on the old shop to match the new one. Unfinished inside. Doing a pole barn would have been just as much. I don't have the best pics of it but u get the idea.My block heater cord got here today. Spent about 20 minutes after dinner trying to figure out how it's routed. I'll get it on in the morning when I can see better.
Got the first bid on my new shop :doh: I need to get a couple more. This guy said $23k for a 32'x48'x14' pole building with 3 10'x8' doors and a standard man door. That doesn't include site prep or concrete (or the gravel, foam insulation and 1500' of pex that goes under the concrete). I started looking at steel buildings after he left, if I go with steel I can probably do 12' walls since it wouldn't have trusses in the way of my lift, I need 13' for that.
I really hate to drop that much on a building when I need a new roof on the barn too. Plus the outdoor woodburner is going to be another $10k. I need some of @j.mo 's money
It looks like it should so we shall see.actually i was regurgitating something mhatlan had said
but it sounds like dorman actually makes a better power side than ford did
I forgot to get back on the other night and post about that. I was gonna suggest either crutchfield or Amazon if you wanna get stuff online. I prefer to hit a stereo shop. They usually have a couple different brands that are decent quality and price. Or go crazy on the expensive ish.
