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Farkle #2 - RT Trunk Break light - DIY full video how to
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MouthPiece
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Excellent video. Very well done. Would recommend for idiots such as I.
Chris
Chris
shelbydave
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:thumbup::thumbup:...
Cruzr Joe
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Bob
I can't use the top mount brake light because i will be putting a trunk rack on, BUT, i found your video very informative and pretty clear and wanted to say thank you. :thumbup:
Cruzr Joe
StanProff
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I done the same a little while back. I added some of the 1/8 inch chrome strips to it and kind of gave it a little flash. Works good and is visible especially at night time. I am thinking of adding some more for running lights. This is a good alternative to the high buck units, those really look great, but some of us on somewhat limited income have to make do till we can do better. This method is cheap but effective for the intended purpose. Good video on the how to, it is a little time consuming but the outcome is well worth it.
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finless
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I love the chrome strip adds!
Where did you get them?
And I agree, $240 for a LED light just seems way out of line. Although I realize the molding, etc cost a lot to make something from scratch that actually looks stock!
But for me, I have to save on some things, and if I can do it myself and still be functional and OK looking, Yea baby!.
I think the "Other Bob" might agree since his leash is rained in tight
Kidding Bob
Bob
Where did you get them?
And I agree, $240 for a LED light just seems way out of line. Although I realize the molding, etc cost a lot to make something from scratch that actually looks stock!
But for me, I have to save on some things, and if I can do it myself and still be functional and OK looking, Yea baby!.
I think the "Other Bob" might agree since his leash is rained in tight
Kidding Bob
Bob
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CurtG
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Some of the trunk racks mount parallel to the ground and the light will show underneath.
Ride safe,
lookerjdc
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or.....
depending on the rack you are getting, as was said above, if its parallel to the ground, this will work
or.....
you might be able to place the LEDs along the edge of the rack..... hmmmm.......
stallion143
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Very good video!
I guess a trip to the auto parts store will be in my near future....:yes:
Thanks for sharing your latest farkle...:bowdown:
I guess a trip to the auto parts store will be in my near future....:yes:
Thanks for sharing your latest farkle...:bowdown:
StanProff
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I love the chrome strip adds!
Where did you get them?
And I agree, $240 for a LED light just seems way out of line. Although I realize the molding, etc cost a lot to make something from scratch that actually looks stock!
But for me, I have to save on some things, and if I can do it myself and still be functional and OK looking, Yea baby!.
I think the "Other Bob" might agree since his leash is rained in tight
Kidding Bob
Bob
Advance auto. they sell the chrome trim in 1/8 inch and 1/4 inch. I used the 1/4 inch on the fender trim. It comes in a roll of quite a few feet.
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