Light install on 2006 F-150

Codyeng4 · Post by **Codyeng4** » Mon May 15, 2006 2:19 am

strobes, LED light install on 2006 FORD F-150 tke a look and let me know what you think

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/wiz706for ... /my_photos

Rick Rock · Post by **Rick Rock** » Mon May 15, 2006 10:56 am

Nice mohawk

I think I would've put the switches up higher though- that's a stretch while you're driving. The wiring looks clean, the mounts look good, how well do those LED's-by-the-inch show up in the daylight?

Codyeng4 · Post by **Codyeng4** » Mon May 15, 2006 12:08 pm

Rick Rock wrote:Nice mohawk

I think I would've put the switches up higher though- that's a stretch while you're driving. The wiring looks clean, the mounts look good, how well do those LED's-by-the-inch show up in the daylight?

I can see what you are saying about the switches but that is what the owner wanted them. Thank you I tryed my best with the wiring. The LEd by the inch show up good in the day time. Thank you again.

Martin W Cody

thebigphish · Post by **thebigphish** » Mon May 15, 2006 12:32 pm

with those switches...there comes a time when "where the owner wants them" becomes "where you convinced the owener to put them", in terms of safety and usability...some times it takes a little tough love to convince the vehicle owners, but after a couple of times of showing them how an errant foot, or a long stretch for the switch makes it inconvenient, or maybe even a well placed gymbag can hinder the switch operations...they come around.

Codyeng4 · Post by **Codyeng4** » Mon May 15, 2006 3:57 pm

thebigphish wrote:with those switches...there comes a time when "where the owner wants them" becomes "where you convinced the owener to put them", in terms of safety and usability...some times it takes a little tough love to convince the vehicle owners, but after a couple of times of showing them how an errant foot, or a long stretch for the switch makes it inconvenient, or maybe even a well placed gymbag can hinder the switch operations...they come around.

true but when you are an two hours in to trying to tell the owner your side then you just do want they what you to. the owner has not said anything bad about it so he is happy which makes me and my partners happy

thebigphish · Post by **thebigphish** » Mon May 15, 2006 7:57 pm

hahah, gotta work on the powers of persuasion, young jedi! After a while, the lines "trust me on this" start to enough weight when doing installs, because all the other installs you have done can let your reputation speak for it self.

Light install on 2006 F-150

Light install on 2006 F-150

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