My Newest Mod...
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My Newest Mod...
..my wife saw these on a vehicle awhile back and wanted them on the GX. Easy to install cost only $40 for a set. I have some more adjusting to do but I must say they look nice. She really loves them. If she is happy I am happy. Now to change the lights in the runners to match. www.JleviStreetwerks.com have them.
#3
That's awesome Nate and thanks for the link. I might order a set. Have you thought about changing out the bulbs in the side steps to match the white leds instead of that amber color ?
Maybe in another week, I'm going to post up on my illuminated door sills and will put a diy also
Maybe in another week, I'm going to post up on my illuminated door sills and will put a diy also
#5
Originally Posted by nate579
..my wife saw these on a vehicle awhile back and wanted them on the GX. Easy to install cost only $40 for a set. I have some more adjusting to do but I must say they look nice. She really loves them. If she is happy I am happy. Now to change the lights in the runners to match. www.JleviStreetwerks.com have them.
Thanks in advance
#6
They were quite easy to install. The string have 10 diodes that are stuck to a bent adjustable metal lip. Which it self have self adhesive tape. Now underneath the running boards there is a wire for the step lights which I tapped into. Heres the tricky part, you have to situate lights wiring underneath the vehicle as not to bind or hang up on anything underneath the vehicle. I used wire ties and some sticky putty to keep it from hanging. Not to professional but no one can see it either. Now I am currently looking for bluish lights to replace the factory lights to match them. I bought 2 sets was going to intall them on my GS but decided against it. If I get a chance I will try to get some pirctures of the install.
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Originally Posted by nate579
They were quite easy to install. The string have 10 diodes that are stuck to a bent adjustable metal lip. Which it self have self adhesive tape. Now underneath the running boards there is a wire for the step lights which I tapped into. Heres the tricky part, you have to situate lights wiring underneath the vehicle as not to bind or hang up on anything underneath the vehicle. I used wire ties and some sticky putty to keep it from hanging. Not to professional but no one can see it either. Now I am currently looking for bluish lights to replace the factory lights to match them. I bought 2 sets was going to intall them on my GS but decided against it. If I get a chance I will try to get some pirctures of the install.
#10
Originally Posted by nate579
They were quite easy to install. The string have 10 diodes that are stuck to a bent adjustable metal lip. Which it self have self adhesive tape. Now underneath the running boards there is a wire for the step lights which I tapped into. Heres the tricky part, you have to situate lights wiring underneath the vehicle as not to bind or hang up on anything underneath the vehicle. I used wire ties and some sticky putty to keep it from hanging. Not to professional but no one can see it either. Now I am currently looking for bluish lights to replace the factory lights to match them. I bought 2 sets was going to intall them on my GS but decided against it. If I get a chance I will try to get some pirctures of the install.
#11
Thanks everyone for your comments. Sorry for the delay in posting intructions. My wife have been driving the truck more and more so I don't get to see it in the garage much. She about abandon the honda civic now she is 8 months into her pregnancy. Anyway here's a few pics on how they are installed. The kit contains 1 long about 10ft wire with 2 groups of 5 lights. There are 2 ways to install 1 is tap into the running board light connector on one side of the vehicle or cut them into 2 and wire each side accordlingly. Any questions drop me a line. I still have to update the color of the OE running board lights and clean them too. When I get sometime I want get back under the truck and do a cleaner install. Also stay tuned for my newest mod.
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