How are you doing and thanks for watching. This is George at Wicked Warnings here with a
brand-new 2020 GMC Denali HD. As you can see there, we've got our popular Razor LED.
I want to tell you first, thanks for joining us. We're the number one source
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links to all of these products. We will link every product that you can see in
the video's description. And as you can see on the front of this grille, we're
using our Razor LED in an amber-white combination and I'll go ahead and lower
the ISO for you, just so you can see a little bit more of that color swap. I'm
sorry that the lights wash out the camera the way they do. We'll go ahead and put
that back. You can also see that we've grabbed the front white spotlights in
those mirrors. We've also grabbed the amber parking light in those mirrors. We
have the roof running our Auto Flasher Kit. The mirrors are also running our
Auto Flasher Kit and you can see, when we activate the rear of the truck, you
can see now all four fenders are running our Auto Flasher Kit as well. This
particular truck, we're trying out something new. We went ahead and gave him
a remote control. Just a little four-button fob and that
way, he can turn on and off the lights with the remote control. Very cool.
We've got flood mode in the grille. We've got front warning which consists of the
roof lights, both sets of forward-facing mirror lights, the front fenders, as well as
the grille lights. We've got rear warning which consists of the backward-facing
mirror lights, the cargo light, the reverse lights, two LIN-6's underneath the
taillights, and the rear fenders.
There's a little better side shot there where you can see the fenders and the
mirror lights all going. We've got a rapid flash going on the fenders and the
mirror amber parking. We've got an alternating flash on the roof. We split
up the outers and the middle. We've got a nice alternating seventy-five flash on
those bright white forward-facing spotlights. I guess GM saw that Ford was
having all the fun with those white forward-facing mirror lights and
they wanted to up the ante, so they put a few into their new mirrors and you can see,
they're quite bright. Here we got a little bit nicer view. Now that the grille
isn't flooding the camera so badly, you can really see how that roof is doing
its thing.
Our fenders are also in the warning mode.
You can see here how the Razors fit beautifully right in between the grille
here. We used a little piece of ABS plastic as a backer for the screw and
goes right in the grille very nicely. I'm trying to get a little better focus for you.
There you go. Very easy mount. Very nice way to get
some Razors in the grille. And did I mention that flood mode everybody loves?
Alrighty, out back I hope I don't disappoint. What we have here is two of
our LIN-6 in an alternating triple flash in each step pocket in the back. We
also smoked those light lenses, so when they're off, they're very discreet. We
have our Auto Flasher running the factory white reverse lights, you can see
there and we also have an Auto Flasher running that factory spoiler cargo light.
By the way, that's a brand-new design on that cargo light up there with the rear
spoiler on the Chevrolets and the GMs and as you can see, we can get in there
and make that flash. Here you can see our LIN-6 tucked nicely up into that step
and with the smoked lens, it really does disappear. As you can see, when it's off,
you really barely even notice that there's any light there at all. One of
the specs on this truck was to keep it as inconspicuous as possible and as you
can see, hopefully we achieved that.
Where did the lights go? They're gone.
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