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Go to harbor freight or a hardware store. They will sell a pick set. Usually 3-4 kinds in a pack. I use the straight pick from the pack. They are like $4 at harbor freight. Orange handles.

When you go to lay out the headliner break it into 8 even grids. Break down the 1000pc kit into (8) bundles. Spread those lights in each section. That's how you get a nice consistency

@hollowbuilt99 thanks a lot for the info bro 👍🏿👍🏿

Probably did. Dude took forever to frame it and get the windows in. I did my part

No grip rail. Definitely might incorporate them in the future. Haven't really thought on it much. I appreciate the suggestion 🙌

@@hollowbuilt99 well, yeah they are nice, but i think they are also code. at least in my municipality.

16ft long.

@hollowbuilt99 Cool Im gonna do the same on my pathfinder can you send a link to the same product

32 watts per system

Yes to both

Check fuses, might be a wiring issue. May have to pull the Harness and check it for breaks

You definitely can. I never try to, just incase there is an issue. You can easily get to the system

Front is stock. Rear end was dropped 4/5 inches. Eventually will have coilovers

This truck has (2) 1,000pc kits & (3) Shooting Star systems. You would have to build the wiring harness and do a fuse tap. They don't make any Harnesses for these. I use to, but decided to close shop

@@hollowbuilt99 ahhh that makes sense, thanks for the reply, it was super confusing trying to figure out how to get a 2k set that doesn’t connect to the fuse box

I use to make Harnesses that ran to the battery with a inline fuse. You would use the remote or app to turn it on or off. That way the vehicle doesn't have to be on.

Depends on the vehicle and location

I use to for a couple years. I closed down the business a year ago.

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I have one and I love it everything works in it too nothings broken and the interior is in perfect condition

$1,600-$2,000

I believe there an older centerline wheels. I've tried to find them before. I got the wheels & tires at a swap meet for $150. Then polished them.

​@@hollowbuilt99Is that the original bumper? Looks great!

For the headliner fabric or for the fiber optic lights?

@@hollowbuilt99 for the fiber optics themselves.. I was just doing my car right now and the glue I was using to stick them was burning them off and they were breaking off.

@@FaceYourFear. okay, what are you using currently? I have used both low temp & high temp glue guns. Some of the high temp guns are too hot and can cause the fibers to snap.

@Sanchez I would probably run to Walmart, micheals, crafts store and pick up a low temp glue gun. The sticks should work on both

@@hollowbuilt99 thank you for the reply!! Yeah, mines were snapping off one by one. I’m going to need to order a new fiber optic end only if not I’ll need to buy another kit, but I’ll try out a low temp glue gun. Thanks a lot man!

I haven't, do you know what kind of truck it is? Should be pretty simple depending on the model. Most tow trucks are basic on the inside.

@@hollowbuilt99 I think it’s a 2022 Freightliner … something like that!

@Sanchez Definitely should be doable. Those bigger truck are probably a little harder, but it would be cool. I've almost done a semi truck and a combine, but they backed out.

@@hollowbuilt99 That would have been nice to see on the channel! Hopefully you get some in the future. I’m gonna look into that tow truck!

Yes, depending if it has a sunroof. I'd probably do 1,000-2,000.

I've seen it done with & without the foam if your wrapping over original. You technically already have a foam layer there. I'd just look and material costs and make the choice.

@@hollowbuilt99 Awesome! Thanks for the reply. 🤙🏽

@@hollowbuilt99 You get down with your work! 💯 You should do some tips and tricks videos on the headliners!

@@FaceYourFear. I could definitely drop a video related to that stuff.

@@hollowbuilt99 Yeah, that would be nice to see! It would help a lot of people that wanna try it themselves and save money. Also, How do you cut the end part of the cable that connects to the engine? Instructions says to cut with hot knife, but is there any alternative way to get a nice flush cut?

Contact me on my business page or email for a quote. I travel the USA for installs. @mobile_lighting_co or Mobilelightingcompany@gmail.com

@@hollowbuilt99I need to get some done too

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I guess someone had to say it lmao