How you doing and thank you for watching. This is George here at Wicked Warnings, back
again with another beautiful truck. This one happens to be a brand new 2020 Ram 2500 Power
Wagon. This is the bad boy Ram. It's got locking differentials, front and rear, all kinds of
good upgrades on this. I can see it had a winch in the front but that's been taken out.
It is going into work mode. Got a Boss plow on the front of it. Also got a Boss spreader
in the rear. You can see on the roof right now, we're featuring our Auto Flasher module
by Wicked Warnings flashing those factory roof lights. It's a one wire cut install.
It's about a 15-minute job to put that flasher on them roof lights. Extremely quick. Extremely
effective. Around the back we've got our Thin-X Strip and a set of our LED HAW DUOs in the
factory cargo light as well. Here you can see another shot of those roof lights. Now
you can install it two different ways. The way you see here, we're flashing all five
lights simultaneously by using our Wicked Warnings Auto Flasher module following the
easy to use instructions. You're getting at that wire right in the passenger A pillar.
It's extremely easy. Otherwise, you can lower the middle of the headliner and you can split
those roof lights up as well if you'd like to do that. There's a nice side shot for you.
This truck was built to spec of the owner, exactly what he asked for is what he got.
Very cool truck. Got some nice aggressive Goodyear Wrangler tires on it.
Alrighty, so around the back as you can see, we are tailgate-less through our winter mode and this does have
the all-LED tail lights. We haven't messed with those yet at this time. So what we're
featuring is our Thin-X Strip in an amber-white alternating pattern. We got a pair of them
synchronized. They're mounted right on the bumper plastic with the VHB tape and we ran
the wiring through a quarter inch hole. Above that, you can see our LED HAW DUO. We've got
a low dome amber in that factory third brake light by the cargo portions off on the side.
And we did relocate the factory bulbs to the inboard sides so you didn't lose that door-open
cargo light. As you can see there, I opened the door, the light is on. Now that cargo
light went off automatically.
So as you can see, if you have a cargo light like this and a Dodge like this, our LED HAW
DUO, no problem to retain that factory light, as well as add a strobe of all five colors.
We've got purple, green, red, blue, amber, and white. So I guess you got a sixth color
there mixed in. Alrighty, so there's a shot of our Thin-X and how we mounted it. We are
using the included VHB tape. We did use a Primer 94, always a great idea for VHB adhesion
and we also ran a bead of black silicone right along the top edge here just to help with
the salt. Obviously, this is going to get just covered in salt and we're going to try
and do our best to get these lights protected, so we did the black silicone across the top.
Here you can see how those lights are mounted. Now we did discuss mounting them there versus
mounting them on the actual metal cab- or metal bed right there just below the rhino
lining. As you can see above the bumper, both spots work out well. Customer just chose this
spot because it brought the light a little farther out and a little closer to the people
that are back here by the spreader. So this is where they went and there's your
full on shot so you can see there's the brightness of those Thin-X Strips. Again, that's a Thin-X
Strip amber-white synchronized, two of them. So as far as switching, what we did here is
right here in the cab, we were able to drill down right here. Customer liked this idea.
They were totally cool with it for a couple of reasons. One, this panel is cheap and easy to replace.
Two, it's right next to his truck and plow headlight switch, so it works out
very well. We used a full-illumination amber switch because most of the lights are indeed
amber and you do have to notch just a little bit of plastic behind this panel but you are
able to go down here and do yourself a favor, remove this before you drill. It just pops
out very easily. This whole panel pops out very easily and you're able to put that 3/4"
Switch- sorry about the focus, I'm working on that, there you go, you'll be able
to put that 3/4 switch right there. As far as power, we ran right to the battery for
this, so he can use these lights anytime he likes and there's a nice factory area with
a plastic cover that you can drill through on these Dodges. No issue going through the
firewall at all. Thanks again for watching Wicked Warnings. I hope you liked this video.
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