How are you doing? Thanks for watching. This is George at Wicked Warnings here, your number
one source for construction and safety emergency strobe lighting and LED
lighting and equipment for cars, vans, trucks, buses, SUVs, CRC's, VTTs and
everything in between. Right here, we've got a brand-new F-250 Super Duty.
Now this truck's featuring a lot of our lights. You can see clear and
present in the grille, we've got our new Razor LED. We went with a little slower
pattern on this. Post a comment if you prefer the slower more methodical
patterns like this one. It does skip a beat, go a little bit faster but then
it's just a typical alternation of a nice solid amber-white. We didn't do the
rapid flash that we're known for and as I darken up the ISO here for you, you can
see that we're also running our Roof and Mirror Mod and you can see that our Mirror
Mod is now capable of the amber lights in the mirror. As you can see, this truck
was not factory equipped with the white spotlights in its mirror. Sorry to darken it
so much on you but I wanted to accent what we're doing on that roof. So we
grabbed the amber parking lights in the mirror. So that is going to be a new
option for our Wicked Warnings Auto Flasher module. The mirror parking lights, as you
can see and the five roof lights, cab clearance lights as well. Now you can
choose to flash the five lights on the roof all five on and off, as we're
showing here, or you can split them up if you prefer to maybe mix them up and
flash them back and forth. Either way, both achievable with our Wicked Warnings
Auto Flasher. And again, that light on the grille there changing color is our Razor
LED. And now that I've turned on the 8-inch Grille Kit, you can absolutely see
right there next to the Ford logo how bright. By completely maximizing the
darkness feature of the camera, I can kind of show you the lights, but when we
return the camera back to normal, as you can see, it just completely washes out
the camera. So there's our mounting and don't forget, there's more to come on the
back of this truck. So stay tuned but let me show you just a little bit about the
mounting on the front. Alright, I know a lot of you have
probably seen our 8-inch Grille Kit on the website. We like to use the Black
Series and as you can see there, how nice it disappears into the grille. That's why
we use the black series here at Wicked Warnings and I know it also says that it
fits a Lariat only grille but I do have a video that shows you how we are able to
fit it inside of the regular STX trim grilles or even the black plastic
trim grille, just like you can see here. As far as our Razor LED, which you can see
in the top and bottom right there, those are mounted with the included
90-degree brackets and if you were to remove them, that is a completely damage-free mount.
There's just two little screw holes from the self-tapping screw to
attach it to the grille but they're back far enough behind that chrome that if
you were to remove the light, you would never even see the holes. Here you can
see a little bit better but basically right behind this light right here, we
have a nice 90-degree bracket and back in behind the grille here where my finger
is, is where the screw is going down. So you absolutely would not see it.
And then as you can see, it puts that light very nicely right there on the top
of the grille, as you can see here. And there's a little side mount for you
just to show it really doesn't stick out much past the grille here, in case you're
wondering. There's a real nice slick look for those that want four on the front of
a Super Duty in the Razor. Once again, that's that final product. I know a lot of
you have seen me do them up on the hood, right underneath the hood here and here.
That's a very nice common spot but a lot of people do want four, so my new
recommendation, when you want four Razors on a Super Duty grille is to do it exactly
like this. Alright, let me show you some more. As you can see right here, once
again, I'm showing you our Auto Flasher module on the roof and the mirrors and as
I said, that amber mirror light now possible.
We'll provide you diagrams, show you where to get that wire in the kick panels for the
amber mirror light, so you can use the Wicked Warnings Auto Flasher to get
this display right here. Right here in the side badges, we've got our
ever-popular Thin-X LIN and what I've done is a nice
double flash alternation between amber and white and it's a bounce-back pattern.
Goes back and forth, side to side, but it does give you both colors on both sides
of the light. I like this pattern. Gives you a little bit of movement and it's
not overly aggressive and as you can clearly see here, brightness is not a
worry for the Thin-X LIN. This definitely kicks back on a 45-degree
angle to the back of the truck off that badge and thoroughly burns the retinas
of anybody that's in its path. Again, that's our Thin-X LIN. Let me show you
one other feature. A lot of people love that flood mode, so we had to activate
that on the LIN Thin-X there in the badges for sure. So we've got the flood
mode active on a separate switch and it'll work with or without the warning pattern
but if you do activate it while you're using your warning lighting, as you
can see, it will override the warning and steady white that light. Very useful for
backing up into a garage, anybody that might be in your blind spot while you're
driving or any other needs like loading a trailer or off-roading perhaps.
As you can see out back, we've went ahead and used our TIR-3 in amber, as well as our
Thin-X Strip in 12 inches under the tailgate and we also have some TIR-3's on
the side bezels of those tail lights in our very popular spot right here. You can
see and they're also synchronized in an X-pattern to the T-3's right here. So
you'll see the T-3's by the plate and the side bezel tail light bouncing back
and forth. We went ahead and did the cargo light just a little faster on its own
pattern because it's up there all by itself and as you can see on the Thin-X
Strip, we've done a pattern a little similar to the Thin-X LIN that we did in
the badges. That's a split pattern. The rear here has a triple flash but you
could select a double like the badge if you wanted and it does basically the
same thing where both sides of the split pattern flash both colors. Gives you a
lot of movement in person. Keeps everything fresh, very good for grabbing
attention. And you can see here, when I squat the camera down just a little bit, kind
of like where a car would be, how absolutely more bright it gets for you,
right in your face. And of course, when we hit that flood mode switch that floods
the side badge light, we also can flood out our LI- our Thin-X Strips there
underneath the tailgate. I misspoke there. Nothing LIN is flooding here. Just our
Thin-X 12-inch Strips. They're tied into the same flood as our LIN Thin-X on the
badges. So that rear flood switch does the badges and the 12-inch Thin-X Strips.
As you can see there, the badge is glowing white, as well as the strips
under the tailgate glowing white. Alrighty, the last thing I'll show you is right
here in the cab where we've done our switching. I make
these nice little Dymo labels and post a comment with some hate if you don't
like them or post a better picture of the labels you made if you think you can
outdo me. So anyways, we got front flood on Aux 1 because that's some real
heavy duty grille lights. I want that to work key only.
We've got rear flood on Aux 4 and we've got rear flash and front
flash on Aux 5 & 6. Aux 5 & 6 are set up to work without the key and Aux 4 and
1 will work key only and sorry about shaking the camera. I guess my forearms
aren't as strong as I thought they were. Thanks again for watching. I hope you
made it through. At the end of this video is 8 minutes. I know it's a bit long but
I hope the information helps you. If you have any questions, please drop an email
in to info@wickedwarnings.com. By all means, be sure to watch and look in the
description for links to all of these products and a link to a parts kit
so you can get all of the parts that you need to make this build. Again, if you
would like to order any of these particular products or if you would like
to order a complete parts kit for this build,
check the description and you can order all of the parts and do this job
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Thanks guys. Have a good one.