Hello and thanks for watching. This is George at Wicked Warnings, here with a brand-new
light grey Chevy. I like these new Chevy's, they look a
little mean. What we've got on this truck, as you can see here, here in the grille
we've got some of our Thin-X. This is the LIN dual-color series in amber and
white. We've also done the OEM DRL flash. This will be a kit that's available soon
on the website for the Chevy's and GM's. If you need it before that, just drop an
email in and request the OEM DRL flash kit. As you can see, the white lights
underneath the factory headlights there, that's what we're talking about. On the
Thin-X LED, we just went with a simple reversing pattern on the color.
Here you can see a little bit better, that OEM DRL flash that we have going on. I'll show
you the side profile of the Thin-X mounting right there on the grille. This
is where we mounted our Thin-X right here on the chrome belt line of the
grille. It's a nice slim fit, doesn't protrude out too bad and doesn't look
too bad when they're off. I'll show you that once more. Here you can see how bright
they are straight on and here you can see how they kind of are a little discreet
when they're not lit. Not a bad looking light on the front of this truck. These
grilles are not the easiest to mount anything in, so this is an easy quick
solution if you're okay with having a couple holes, you can just surface mount
a Thin-X right on the front of the belt line here, on the chrome strip of these
Chevy's, just like that. They don't stick out too bad, they look pretty nice. So out
back we did a couple of things. First, we have a dual-color TIR-6, actually it's
a TIR-6 based LED stick in the rear window. This is the dual-color
version. We've got LED HAW's in the cargo, reverse and the step pockets. So this
will be the setup on the warn function, as far as the program switch. Let me show
you what I'm talking about. Right here, on our controller in the truck,
you can see we've got warn, flood, left arrow, right arrow, siren, main power and
pattern. Right now, we're in the warning mode. Let me show you what the flood mode
does and the arrow modes do and that controller is mounted right there, left
of the steering wheel in a real nice spot. Right there where the credit card slot
used to be. We mounted it over the credit card slot and securely mounted our Mini
6 Controller Panel right there. Let me show you the back. So out back here, we've
got our amber LED DUO's side fire in the steps. We've got our white LED DUO's in a
HD lens in the reverse and the cargo, in an X-pattern on a quick double flash, and
as well, like I said, that dual-color multi feature LED stick in the rear
window. The customer specified that we absolutely need an arrow stick in the
rear window, so we have arrow functions on this stick as well. This is just a
pattern that I chose that has a little bit of white chasing the amber. Of course,
you can pick any pattern you want. We did install the pattern switch button on
that controller, as I showed you. So the client can feel free to choose whatever
pattern he likes for the warning or arrow stick feature of that LED stick in
the rear window. As you can see, we've got the right arrow, just as well as the left.
I'm gonna show you center out as well. When you push right and left together,
you'll get a center out like this. That'll be our center out arrow feature.
Let me show you what the flood mode does in the back. We've got the arrow
stick on solid white, we've got the cargo and the reverse all solid white on the
flood mode button. This way, we've got some extreme white light to the rear of
this truck and let me show you how that looks on the actual back shop wall, to
show you just how much light we're really putting out here. Alright, so
I've darkened up the shop here a little bit and I'm gonna go ahead and sneak
over to the truck and turn on that flood again so you can see. As you can see,
quite a bit of light back there. Definitely gonna be a good improvement
for this owner. Here you can see, we elected to do our side mount on our step
pockets. That's an LED HAW DUO LD lens there with
our mounting gasket flange and we went side fire, just to add a little bit of
side warning to the back of this truck and it definitely fills the whole step
up with a flash of light. You can see it from the back and the side. You can mount
that light either rear-facing or side-facing or both, if you want to double up
the steps. I've got a couple videos that show both, but this client spec'd out to
do it this way, so that's what he got. Let me show you that controller mounting one
more time and then I'll conclude the video. Here in the truck, right next to the
headlight switch, we've mounted that Mini-6 Control Panel. It's securely mounted
from the back, doesn't move at all and you can go ahead and turn on all your
functions, arrow stick, flood, whatever you need to do and shut it right down.
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