Thanks again for watching Wicked Warnings, your number one source for
construction and safety emergency strobe lighting and equipment for cars, vans,
trucks, SUVs, buses, bicycles, and tricycles. We're here with a nice brand-new F-150,
I believe this is an STX model. You can see it's featuring our LIN-6 in the grille.
It's also featuring our Wicked Stick in the 8 head configuration in the back
window, as well as our new LED HAWs in the cargo and the reverse and our
TIR-3's out back. There's a lot going on on the back of this truck, so let me
show you one more version of the front. Here you can see that LIN-6 in the
front grille. Fits very nicely there horizontally mounted. You can run the
wiring right up behind the headlight and we've synchronized both of them to fire
amber and white together in an FPM 75 triple flash pattern. There's a shot of
that mounting, right there in that little pocket on the grille.
Many grilles have this area and you can fit a TIR-3 horizontally or vertically,
as well as a LIN-6 horizontally or vertically. Personally myself, I like to
mount the LIN-6 horizontally like this because I believe it takes better
advantage of the optics and spreads the light out a little nicer.
As you can see out back, we've got quite a lot going on. We've got our LED HAW in the cargo, as
well as the reverse. Amber in the reverse and white up in the cargo. This vehicle
had the factory cargo lights, where we were able to just remount the OEM bulb
off to the side. So it's very easy to move that OEM bulb over to the side and
mount in place the LED HAW strobe. You can also see our Wicked Stick in the
back window there doing its job and I believe if I darken up the camera, you
can kind of see a little bit better the patterns here, what we're running. We've
got an alternation X-pattern in the third brake light and the reverse. We let
the TIR 3's run on their own alternation by the rear plate there and then we've
got a nice pattern set on our Wicked Stick there.
While this truck was in the shop, it also got a bed cover installed here. Obviously
we don't ship those but if you're local to our shop here in the Chicagoland area, we
can do your bed cover. We can do your spray-in bed lining. We can do step bars,
whatever else you would need and the thing I like about this Encore bed cover
is that it is key matched to the vehicle. And what I mean by that is this key that
you see right here, this is coded when you install the cover to your ignition key.
So the ignition key for the truck is
coded for this and it works out very good on trucks that still have an
ignition key. Obviously on a Lariat or Platinum, that's not going to apply. So we
would just simply code it to the spare glove box key, they call it, which you do
get when you buy those trucks. You get a glove box or console key. So you can code
it to that. The other nice feature that we went ahead and incorporated into
this truck was the ever-popular flood mode. No, we did not have that affect the
warning. As you can see, the warning here is unaffected but the flood mode affects
only the 8 light bar. We're controlling everything from the cab
right here in our simple two LED rocker switches right there. We've got a simple one
for the flashing. Another one for the flood and that way, you can control
everything that you need right here from in the cab and it is a fleet vehicle, so
sometimes somebody else may borrow it. This way they can see exactly what
they're looking for very quickly and easily. Thanks again for watching Wicked
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and safety, Public Safety equipment for cars, vans, SUVs, trucks, buses,
municipalities and private ownership. Please check the description of this
video down in the read more section, where everybody on YouTube puts all
their links. Look down in there. I'll have links to each product individually.
I'll also have a link to a cart full of all the parts that I used on this build. Just
because you bought the cart doesn't mean you have the knowledge to put it
together the way I did. So be careful buying parts. Make sure you can handle
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