How are y'all doing and thanks for watching. This is George at Wicked Warnings. I'm
gonna go ahead and apologize in advance for any seizures that this video may
cause. It definitely is a little bit on the flashy side, so fair warning. What you
see here is our Auto Flasher module. We've hooked it up to the C-rings and
the white fog lights. We've synchronized it in an X-pattern. You can also make
sure to check the description of this video if you're listening for links to
all of these products and if you're reading, you can read this too. We've
X-patterned that Auto Flasher fog lights and C-rings. We've also added our LIN-6
in an amber-white split to the upper grille right under the hood, to the fog
light pockets, as well as out back underneath the tails in our most popular
spot. We're also featuring our Thin-X on this truck on the badges. And a little
better off-axis view for you there.
I'll turn the ISO down just a little so you can see some of the color. I like to
do that just to show you guys the color. Now you can see that you know I did
in fact, sync the lights in the grille to the fog to the rear. There's actually
two, four, six LIN-6's on this truck and they are in fact, all synced together to
flash amber-white at the same time. So it's kind of cool.
I'll put the ISO back to normal there. The other cool truck feature this has is
flood mode in the front. We've got a front flood and a rear flood on this
particular build. I also split up the flashing as well. This truck did not have
the auxiliary switches, so we are using our 4200 Mini and as you can see, when I
opened up the door there, it triggered the parking lights. So now we're getting a
dim-bright flash on the C-rings and as soon as those parking lights time out,
it'll go back to a bright-off flash. The Auto Flasher interrupts the high-level
DRL, not the low-level parking. So as you can see, now we're back to a high-low. So
this is just your front warning. I let the fog
lights, the C-rings, the grille lights, and the mirrors all be on a single
switch for front warning. Then there's another switch for the rear / side that
incorporates the fog light bezels facing sideways, the badges, the taillight sides,
and everything in the rear. Now I can show you the front flood. So here's with
the front flood switch enabled and as you can see, it's tagged to the mirrors,
the C-ring on the headlight, as well as the fog light. Now the grille is still
flashing because the front warning is still enabled right now but if I was
to turn off the front warning, then you can see how the now front flood switch
only illuminates fogs, C-rings and mirrors. Just more for the cool factor.
Obviously, if you needed some front lighting, you could probably use your
high beam headlights. This is just because we had that six panel button
controller, I wanted to throw a couple of cool features in. So this would be nice
if you're cruising around parking lot or going to a car show at night, you
don't necessarily have to have your parking lights on to get those bright
level DRLs. So and at night you wouldn't even have
the bright level. As you saw earlier, your dim DRL would be on with the parking so
this gives him a look that nobody else will be able to achieve basically in any
parking lot scenario or car show scenario. That kind of situation. Here's
your rear flood and I'll show you that from the back too as well but you can
see that we've got some backlighting there against the door. We've also got
the badges and this is similar to another build I did. It's actually a
father-son team with a couple of white trucks done kind of similar. Let me show
you around the back of this particular build. Alright, here we are around back. I
tried to tell you it was flashy. We've got our 28-inch Thin-X Strips underneath the
tailgate. We went on a wild pattern with those making it nice and visible. It's
the alternating amber and white on all sides, all area of the bar and as you
can see, pretty much fills that tailgate completely with light. I'll go ahead and
shoot the ISO down so you can see a little bit of that color movement. There
you go. You can see we have an Auto Flasher on the reverse and the cargo as well.
We'll turn this back to the normal ISO.
You can also see here, we've got our Thin-X LIN series amber-white in the side
badges. Very popular spot. Everybody loves it and our Auto Flasher up on the cargo
light as well and if you'd like to know how to incorporate that tailgate light
into the Auto Flasher cargo light kit, just send an email in. We have two
different, three different ways to do that cargo light. There's one with the
camera, one without the camera, and you can either install directly behind the
cargo light which only flashes the cargo, or you can install in another location
on the passenger side area of the vehicle. That will flash the cargo and
the tailgate over by the seat. Did somebody say flood mode? Yes we have it.
We activated a rear flood, just like the front flood. What we did when we tied in
that was the badges, underneath the tailgate, the reverse, and we left the
cargo alone because I didn't want to kill all the rear warning. If he has to
have the flood and a little bit of warning, this will allow him to have that
high cargo light going, similar to another truck I did. If you've
seen that video of another white 2019 F-350 just like this one. That one was a
Lariat, this one is a Platinum but they're done very similar. As you can see,
the warning for the rear is still active which still is running the front fog
light pockets, as well as the LIN-6's underneath the rear taillight edges. Now
if you were to turn that rear warning off, you can see the flood mode with
simply the flood mode enabled. All this is controlled on a Feniex 4200. You can
get it right on our website. Check the description of this video for links to
all of these products individually. Go back to WickedWarnings.com. Check out
our online products tab where you can see all of these individually and pick
out what's best for your truck. If you'd like to just buy this package exactly as
it's shown, we also have a cart link with all of the parts that were required to
make this build and that way you can gather up everything you need in one
package and install it and have the same result.
Now for our 4200 Mini, we went right here on the dashboard and pardon the focus.
It's a little difficult but you can see we mounted it right there, customer
really liked that location and then if I zoom in on the switches you can probably
make out there. We've got front flood, rear flood, front and rear. The bottom two
left and right switches are for future upgrade. We only needed four at this time,
so that's what we went with. Zooming back out, you can kind of see how that looks
right there next to the truck. If this is a look that you like, we also have that
in the online store and you can check it out in a link in the description so you
can put one of these in your truck. Thanks again for watching Wicked
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