rear roll pan

[4thgentruck]

Going with the rear roll pan and show truck look on my stepside. Thinkin of doing away with the factory rear lights.

Was thinking of running the LED strip kit from LMC that runs below the tailgate.

Or in the roll pan but not sure if I want to drill into it to mount lights

Any Input

 

[Konas new ride]

Flush mount IN the roll pan is a great look.. Not sure if it would pass a inspection..

 

[4thgentruck]

We dont need inspections in South Carolina. But what lights would I need to do this.

 

[Konas new ride]

It would all depend if you wanted low profile mounted on the front of rear mounted for a flush fit.. Lots of options out there.. The big question is your taste on what type of lights to buy... More choices then tastes.. I like LED's but not on these old girls.. I would look at flush fitting lights on cars at the wreckers.. put out the whole light fixture, heck even the panel if possible.. Like the Cobalt lights. some fiberglass work and fit in real night. wiring is easy..

 

[4thgentruck]

Cool deal. Just not to sure about that work. But im sure a body shop can do it. Or I can try my hand at doing it. Was thinking the LED lights for that show truck look. But not sure if the strip would work properly or give off enough light

 

[Konas new ride]

Cheap LEDs are just that.. cheap.. If you buy good ones they can be very bright..

 

[robert8096]

Flush mount IN the roll pan is a great look.. Not sure if it would pass a inspection..

I'm going flush mount LEDs all around. I can tell you now they are not cheep and are a pain in the ass to install. I paid 125.00 for a pair to do my front marker lights. Going to do the rear markers, roll pan with dual per side 7 1/2 inch LED's and had a custom one built to do a third brake/cargo light in the back of the cab. The guy who did my custom LED is no longer in business.

Here is the marker lights.
http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=75_342_346&
product_id=246

Here is my front marker area custom fitted for flush mounts.

 

[Konas new ride]

I'm going flush mount LEDs all around. I can tell you now they are not cheep and are a pain in the ass to install. I paid 125.00 for a pair to do my front marker lights. Going to do the rear markers, roll pan with dual per side 7 1/2 inch LED's and had a custom one built to do a third brake/cargo light in the back of the cab. The guy who did my custom LED is no longer in business.

Here is the marker lights.
http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=75_342_346&
product_id=246

Here is my front marker area custom fitted for flush mounts.

Bud.. Thats a sweet looking ride.. I love LED's.. but like you know.. good ones are spendy..

 

[robert8096]

Thanks

 

[4thgentruck]

Real nice set up. Im doing away with the factory mounted brake lights . Are you putting yours in the roll pan.

And the lights i was gonna buy are in the lmc catalog . Its the strip with brake, turn and reverse lights in one.

 

[robert8096]

They will be flushed in the roll pan. I am going to have two on each side flushed. One will be for tail/brake and possible turn and the other is going to be tail/brake/turn and possible backup light.

Something like this but not this actual one. They have more choices in their catalog.

http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=83_255_257&product_id=101

 

[4thgentruck]

Wow you werent kidding about pricey. But the look pretty good. Deff gonna have to save up for these. Just gonna do LED's in the back. I think im gonna weld up my marker lights.

 

[Driver4r]

If its a street truck, i like the corvette looking rear roll pans.

 

[4thgentruck]

What you mean corvette looking roll pans?

 

[4thgentruck]

What kind of rims are those robert8096. I like the style and look they give the truck. And just seen you are from Goose Creek. I used to live in moncks corner