Hi and thanks for watching. This is George at Wicked Warnings. It's been a little
while since I did an outdoor video, so I figured since it was nice and sunny
today, I'd park this out front and show you the distant front view, because I
know everybody wants to see those fancy headlights flashing. As you can see in
this one, we've got the headlights and the fog lights flashing in an X-pattern
using our Wicked Warnings Auto Flasher. Let me pull it inside and give
you a closer look. I just wanted to show you what it looks like from kind of a
distance away in the direct daylight that we have outside right now.
So what are we looking at here anyways? What we've got in the top grill of this truck is
our new Razor in an amber and white, synchronized together to fire amber and
white together, on one of our nicer patterns with a variable speed. We've
also got our Wicked Warnings Auto Flasher, synchronized two units, one on
the fog lights, one on the headlight C-rings, as well as another one on the
mirror. We have our Mirror Mod Kit powered by our new Auto Flasher on the mirror white
spot lights and as well as the C-rings and fog lights. Nestled into the side of
the fog light pocket, in a very popular spot, we have our white TIR-3
synchronized with the rear TIR-3's, we put on the side edge of the taillight to
match for a total of four white TIR-3 synchronized to flash simultaneously on
this particular build. The primary focus of the white TIR-3 in the front
fog light pocket and the rear bezel is side warning and as you can see here, it
does a very good job of producing that. We also have the Mirror Mod flashing and
in the badges, you can see the reflection of our Thin-X LIN series in amber and
white. Here you can catch a little bit of a glimpse of that rear TIR-3 in white on
the taillight side bezel, as well as our Thin-X in the badge.
A little clearer side shot of that Thin-X in an alternating amber and white
pattern right in the badge. That is our Thin-X LIN series in amber-clear.
Around the back of this truck, the first thing that you'll notice is that OEM cargo
light that is still fully functional, despite the fact that it has our Auto
Flasher installed. As you can see here, we have our Auto Flasher installed on the
OEM LED reverse lights, as well as the OEM LED cargo light. Neither of those
lights are going to be affected when we're not in emergency mode, but when you
flip the switch, the Auto Flasher takes over and as you can see, we have a nice
X-pattern with all four OEM white LEDs. Now we've supplemented that with a pair of
our 12 inch Thin-X Strips, mounted right there underneath the tailgate. Let
me show you the coolest thing about this build that I forgot to mention earlier.
Did anyone say flood mode? Every light we did on this vehicle has the flood switch.
We've got the Thin-X's under the gate. We've got the OEM reverse, the OEM cargo,
we've got the Thin-X's in the badges. As you can see here, we've got all four of
our side-fire TIR-3's. Every light we did, including the C-rings,
the fog lights and the OEM mirror lights, every light on one switch floods white.
Talk about perimeter lighting. This is by the customer's request and it looks
amazing. Let me show you how the rear flood
lights up our shop. I'm gonna do this live, walk over and turn off the shop lights.
We've got just the emergency mode on now. Turn off the emergency mode. Turn on the flood.
As you can see, plenty of light to light the entire shop. Really not bad for
factory lighting and only the Thin-X Strips going in there.
Back to the emergency mode. I wouldn't leave you hanging without showing you
the front flood, so let me do that. That is pretty sick.
You've got your mirrors, your C-rings, your fogs, your T-3's, your Razor's, your
Thin-X Strips, your original cargo lights, original reverse lights, all on flood.
Let me show you what it looks like against the garage door. So that's front flood full
on. I'm telling you, it's about as bright as some cars' headlights. No issue at all.
We've got the fog lights, the C-rings, the Razor's, everything's good to go so this
is a very unique look on this particular truck. As you can see, we'll pan this way.
Very cool that it's all flooded out like that. I like it a lot. Never mind the
Wicked Jeep getting a little upgrade back there. This all ran off the factory
auxiliary switches. Everything's controlled. Be sure to check the
description in the video for links to each individual product, as well
as a link to buy this entire kit as one package and also be sure to watch all
the individual product videos to get a better understanding of how each
individual product works. Once again, this is George at Wicked Warnings. Thank
you for watching your number one source for construction safety, emergency strobe
lighting and equipment here in Chicago, Illinois. And give us an email,
info@wickedwarnings.com. Drop by our shop or give us a ring and we'll definitely get
you taken care of. Thanks again for watching.