How you doing and thanks for watching. This is George at Wicked Warnings, your number one source for
construction and emergency safety and strobe lighting equipment,
kind of like what you're looking at right here on this beautiful 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD.
So this is the heavy duty mode. What you're looking at in the grille right there is our 6 Head
Wicked Slick Stick. Now this mounts right behind the grille very easily.
I got some pictures to show you how we mounted it.
It is kind of important that you don't have the active grille shutters that'll get in the way.
As you can see behind the grille, this truck does not have the active grille shutters. Most of the 2500's I've seen don't
but if you do, the fitment might be a little bit different than what we did here on this truck.
This particular bar is a 6 head bar. You can display your patterns in amber or white or a combination of amber or white just like you're seeing right here.
You can also elect to have a flood mode, as you see here, steady white. Now that will override any warning that might be happening.
So if you activate your flood while you are in warning, as we just did, your flood will override the warning.
However, the flood will also work without the warning.
If you just wanted the white flood light for a little bit of illumination, you can do that as well.
And it's a little hard to make out in there but here in the grille you can see that Slick Stick 6, the Wicked Stick 6.
Mounts right behind the grille really nicely.
Now this is a six head. It fits very easily.
You can shoehorn an 8 head in there if you want. Takes a little bit more modification but I prefer the 6 head.
It just fits better overall and just looks very nice, as you've already seen.
This is activated with our factory Auxiliary switches on this truck.
What I mean by that is we've got these switches right here on the dashboard. Switch number one is doing its flashing.
Switch number one- two is some rear flood lights. Switch number three is his front flood lights.
There's no real good spot to put a label on these switches, so I put a little cheat sheet right up here just so he doesn't forget.
Flash, rear flood, front flood, that's for his three switches there.
And if you'd like to know how to hook up those three switches, they hook up down here in here and I urge you to take a look at
GM Upfitter Bulletin #148. I'll provide a link for this. This tells you all about how to hook up those switches.
So we'll link to that, give you the information needed. You will need to buy a pig tail connector and a couple terminals
to hook into them but very easy to find and that's how you hook into those.
So we'll attach that to the end of the video for you. Let me show you what we did around the back.
Alrighty, around the back of this truck, we're featuring our LED HAW DUO. We've got low domes in both spots.
I've got a white low dome in the reverse, fairly easy lens to drill.
You drill it right on an angle right next to the OEM bulb. It's very easy.
We also put the low dome amber up in the cargo. We put that on a faster flash pattern to get a little bit more movement higher up
and almost mimic what a mini bar would look like on the roof without the unnecessary overhead clearance reduction.
So by integrating those amber lights into the cargo as we did, we also did not lose any factory cargo feature.
As you can see there, we were able to retain the OEM bulbs by moving them and remounting them off to the side,
as well as keep the strobe lights.
The other request we had on this job was a little bit of rear illumination.
This particular truck is involved in snow removal duties, so it's often needed to light up the area that it's working in, so we have some
Baja S1 LED flood lights underneath the tailgate there in the step pocket in white.
That's a nice, simple, effective flood light. I went with the wide fog pattern on the lens.
This gives him a nice even dispersion of light across a wide horizontal axis.
So definitely does a real good job here of lighting up all over behind the vehicle.
Regarding those Baja lights, we used the factory screw for the bumper right here for that bracket. We ran a nice little drip line here and
ran the wire up out the hole in the top. That way, if we were ever to take the lights off, there would just be a little hole in the top here for the wire
and it would mostly disappear. When the lights are removed, you really wouldn't be able to tell anything was there.
I'll try to get a little better focus here.
There you go. Okay. And then as you can see here, that's what the lights look like.
I'll try to pan over this way a little.
They don't stick out farther than the bumper at all and I think they're gonna be just fine right there. There's another shot of those Baja S1 lights.
Nice light, very compact and very bright for the money. Comes with a really nice mounting bracket. Comes with a waterproof weather pack connector.
Extremely high quality lights. Make sure you check the description for links to all of these products
and individual links as well as a package parts kit where we package all these parts together so you can do this job on your own at home.
Again, that's just a parts package. This isn't a plug and play device or anything like that but we're more than happy to provide
you with all the parts and necessary wiring to do this job in your own garage.
Overall, I'd say this is a fairly easy job. I'd give it a score of about 6 on the installation difficulty level.
Nothing really hard. No exorbitant tools or anything special needed.
So if you like this package, you got a Silverado of your own, you can always change the color of the hideaway lights in the back.
We offer all colors of hideaway lights. So if you needed something different in the rear, no problem. You can alter those colors.
As far as the grille stick in the front, the color spec'd here is amber-white. That's what our Wicked Stick currently is
but we do have other colors available in the 6 Head Wicked Stick. If you wanted to check out the website, you can see all of our options.
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