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My H3T

cdarveaux

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There's a little more to it then just that.

Did they use the OEM harness?
How are the LED's mounted inside the pods?
What's the leanth, width and depth of the LED's?
Are the LED's sealed and water prof?
What's the lumes of the LED's?
What's the watts and amps the LED's are pulling?
Do they need and fuse and a relay?
Is it going to that factory light switch or after market?

This is all great info for you to know as well just so you have a better idea on how it all work how to fix it if something comes up. I would think there are a few members what would like to stick LED's in there. Looks really great and I think your the first to get this done. :thumbs:

I like to be a pioneer:D. There was no modification other than the bulb itself. I don't know any of the specs on the bulb but it fits perfectly and it works with the stock harness. Yes the LED's are sealed just like the other lights. Yes it's going to the factory switch. No Fuse or relay. Once again not sure on the specifics on the bulb other than I THINK it ISNT as bright as the regular bulbs
 

cdarveaux

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Does anyone have any thoughts on subs and amps? I am thinking either two 10's or one 12' not sure what company to go with. And I want to do a dual battery set up and put everything non-essential (radio, subs, extra lighting, ect.) on the secondary battery, but it isn't necessary.
 
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frumaker

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Does anyone have any thoughts on subs and amps? I am thinking either two 10's or one 12' not sure what company to go with. And I will be doing a dual battery set up and put everything non-essential (radio, subs, extra lighting, ect.) on the secondary battery.

The size of the sub mainly depends on the type of the bass you want. JL audio, rockard fosgate, all the big names have always been good. I have had great luck with bazooka and they're cheap. Dual battery is probably not necessary because not everything will be on at the same time


FRU
 

SolidusJ

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Does anyone have any thoughts on subs and amps? I am thinking either two 10's or one 12' not sure what company to go with. And I will be doing a dual battery set up and put everything non-essential (radio, subs, extra lighting, ect.) on the secondary battery.

I've had this set up going 3 years, I'm running a lot more stuff and my redtop is taking of it.

-Sound Ordnance B-8PT Single 8" Amplified Flatsub (X2)
-Rockford Fosgate RFK8I Amplifier Wiring Kit 8 Gauge Power
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_777B8PT/Sound-Ordnance-B-8PT.html?search=Sound+Ordnance+B8PT+Single+8%22+Amplified+Flatsub&osp=sound+ordnance+b-8pt+single+8%22+amplified+flatsub&tp=114

 

Hans3T

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I have these subs as well. They're about the beat option available for the H3T. No room for anything else really. The bench is an easy removal...just need a friend to help with removal.

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cdarveaux

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Sorry about the HUGE gaps in my build thread but! I've made some progress on my truck (Ill upload pictures later), I decided to actually repaint my rims black permanently. Then a Jeep buddy with LED bars everywhere sold me his Rigid Spots, I put them on the rear of the truck and they look phenomenal, I also wired them to the reverse lights so now people SHOULD know that I am putting it in reverse. They are great for seeing whats behind me and flashing people when they get wayyyy to close. So that was fun. The disease continued to spread to the inside of the truck where I replaced the courtesy lights with red LED strips and I also made new connections to under the driver and passenger seat and put the rest of the LED strip. That looks really nice now. OH I also got a Saturn Sky's HVAC and changed the LEDs to red as well as my widow switches are red too. Now the biggest project I just finished last weekend (which was also prom weekend) was the OEM Mini Grille Lights and yes you can hook up the Roof Lights with the Mini Grille Lights. So now that I have all the fore and rear lighting completed I am now going to start the fender rock lights so I can see exactly what is going on when I'm on a trail as well as provide light if I have damage in the wheel wells ((ie. CV or tie rod, even diff!) (which is common)). So I'm gonna do that tonight.... OH YES! So I decided that I am going to Minnesota for college and just bought components for the construction of a spare tire gate which I hope to have completed before the end of the month. I'll post up pictures in a minute I'm on my computer which doesn't have any of the new pictures and I need to take some pictures of the OEM mini-grille lights and would you guys like me to upload the instruction manual for the Mini Grille Lights?
 

cdarveaux

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cdarveaux

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Going through my thread I'm realizing how much I have learned from when I first got my truck. Night and day difference, and reading what I wrote I look like a rambling idiot, how interesting. I'm really proud of where my truck stands and how much I am learning from it and I'd do it all over again but in less time is my only regret.
 

RamRod

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Man! you had your T right apart!!

I knew something was coming from the instagram pics, but dam!

Looking good, I will hopefully find those plans for you tomorrow when I head back to the shop!

Keep them updates coming!
 

cdarveaux

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Man! you had your T right apart!!

I knew something was coming from the instagram pics, but dam!

Looking good, I will hopefully find those plans for you tomorrow when I head back to the shop!

Keep them updates coming!

Haha it wasn't that bad, the mechanical part was fun plus I wanted plenty of room so I didn't have to make my arm and hands go in awkward positions. Hooking up the electronics for the Mini Grille was tricky. And thanks I appreciate it!
 

cdarveaux

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Oh, the interior picture was only for the courtesy light mod not the Mini Grille mod. The first picture where I had the whole front end apart was for the Mini Grille mod. They were completed a week apart if I remember correctly.
 

cdarveaux

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Well I laid out the wiring for the rock lights but I still need more so I'll do that tomorrow, hopefully I'll be able to finish it up tomorrow

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cdarveaux

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Sure, damn I really want to say something but I won't. I don't need to prove anything

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HummerRoller

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Sure, damn I really want to say something but I won't. I don't need to prove anything

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That you actually got the 10 million dollars in restitution of the death of Nin Yo Pin's father? I got that email too but thought it was a scam lol

Sent from inside the cardboard box in the alley behind your house.
 
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