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04-10-2006, 07:27 PM
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Elite Explorer
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KC Titanium Slimlights installed
I finally got around to installing 2 of my 3 sets of KCs this weekend. I got the 130w spots and 130w driving lights installed. I still need to install the last set of 130w fogs. Before anyone says anything, yes I know the grill guards on the drivers are crooked but thats what happens when a couple a dozen trees keep brushing against your lights. I also did some body work this weekend also.
__________________ R15X - less stock then RockRanger's, and way less dented than DB1's ranger. Quote:
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04-10-2006, 07:55 PM
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Elite Moderator Emeritus
Greenville, MI
98 Mountaineer 5.0 AWD
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Those will/do put out a lot of light. Looks good.
Are the fogs going on the bumper? __________________ Bill Kemp Mods to come..... 07 Lincoln MKX Clones are people two. |
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04-10-2006, 07:57 PM
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Elite Explorer
Not here nor there
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They work great! And yes the fogs will be going somewhere on/near the bumper. Maybe in the grill opening for a little more protection.
__________________ R15X - less stock then RockRanger's, and way less dented than DB1's ranger. Quote:
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