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The mirror installation can be seen here: ruclips.net/video/3qPkRz_nIBk/видео.html

For sure. We’ll get a better shot of the wiring part during our next install. Thanks for the feedback.

That's not a problem. We have extras here. Just email support@sparksmith.com and we can set you up!

It didn’t flicker, that’s the startup animation on the white LED

@@Legendz167 yup, that.

Our universal GrilleBars are definitely bright enough to stand on their own. We've used them in many different applications for exactly that purpose. You can check them out here: sparksmith.com/products/universal-grillebar-2-0

Absolutely. We love custom headlight projects. Just email support@sparksmith.com for more info!

I bought it off eBay some years back. The red pinstripe was hand painted when I had the rest of the truck pinstriped.

I made my own dentures and threatened to put wire stripper in them. When I find a stainless steel pair I will chop and set them. Make a great conversation starter.

We buy these in bulk from the manufacturer and they send them to us unsealed. So the lenses just pop right off the housings so I can work my magic.

@@Sparksmith So I'm going to defeat the black goo they used.

@@CORYJOHNM good luck! Take your time and go slowly. A little heat from a heat gun will go a long way.

Lighting royalty as far as we're concerned 👑

😆shining bright now though 😎

I got power from a relay that is activated by my cargo lamp switch. But you can run that red wire to any switched 12V source you'd like.

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Email us at support@sparksmith.com and we'll see what we can do!

@@Sparksmith thanks

Something is definitely not hooked up correctly. Did you purchase them from us?

I bought them from z-offroad. And now that I'm noticing that when I break the driver side amber lights up brighter and I Swapped the polarity an still nothing

@@ragnarlinn6431 That's definitely odd. I'd contact Z-offroad and see what their customer service has to say.

Is z offroad selling your lights or are they their own? They are identical

@@xxlancelowell they do appear to be a similar product. Not sure where Z-Offroad gets their lights or if they offer them with the clear reflectors. But we're the only ones that offer the animated startup version 😏

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Yes, I've seen this happen before. What kind of bulbs/lights are you running in your tail lights?

We absolutely love this build. But to be fair, that's a LOT of lights. And this is coming from someone who deals in nothing but lights! 😂

​@Sparksmith hahaha, tbf I would do ALL the lights. There's beauty in simplicity yk😂❤ Love the channel, hope your business is doing great 💯

@@NoVidsOnYT thanks! We're out here tryin'

Thanks! Yeah, it's something people don't always think about. But the color of the LED bulb can make a big difference. It's even more noticeable when you put a "white" LED behind a red lens. Makes it look almost pink...

Nope, they come built into the parking light assembly.

It's the outermost wire that is NOT black w/ yellow stripe. Black/yellow is ground, center wire is park lamps, the third wire is your turn signal circuit. Feel free to email support@sparksmith.com for more details.

@@Sparksmith Thank you. I will absolutely keep your email handy.

I sourced it off eBay some years back. I think similar styles are still available out there, but I haven't looked for one in a while.

Yes, splice both the left and right side white wires into the light green wire. No fuse is necessary since that circuit is fuse protected by the factory backup lamp fuse in the underhood fuse box. The blue wires for the white running lights will need to be on a fused circuit of your choosing. We typically connect them to the SEO ACCY fuse in the driver's side fuse box since that gets key-on power. But you can splice those two blue wires into the parking light circuit if you'd rather them come on with your parking lights.

If you spliced into the lime green wire as shown, they should only come on with the reverse lights. Sounds like a wire is crossed somewhere.

Where do I tap into so I can have blinkers and running lights. I have a 2002 Chevy

@@dailylifeasragegage5786 You can get all three functions using fuse taps (you want the ATS style: sparksmith.com/products/fuse-taps?variant=39352279302333) in the underhood fuse box

I have the fuse taps it’s when I plug into the fuses I’m spose to it’s either the blinkers or the running lights not both

@@dailylifeasragegage5786 that's odd. Please email us at support@sparksmith.com and we'll see if we can help you figure it out.

Unfortunately, we don't sell the strips separately.

It's not absolutely necessary to remove the grille. I just find it makes it easier to get the headlights seated correctly. Plus my grille just pops right off. But yes, it can be done without removing the grille.

As of 3/12/24, we have four sets in stock with clear reflectors. I just haven't had a chance to list them on the website. Feel free to email support@sparksmith.com to order a set!

Thanks!

That was a reinforcement I had to add for a previous set of lights. Not necessary for these new lights at all. I just hadn't bothered to remove it.