Bravetitan24's 2002 Edge Build Thread
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To be honest, I'm really not sure. I didn't notice it when I went out to pick it up today. I'll have to check it out tomorrow to make sure. With all the swapping going on and it hanging on the lift, it wouldn't surprise me if it had a little camber. It drove fine when I took at around the block earlier though.
#353
Those are the 1 piece eBay headlights that are getting pulled this weekend for the projectors I bought from Mike a while back.
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Btw I tried the LEDs and the headlights tonight. They look great! I thought they had high beams too? I couldn't get them to work. When I switch to highs, the lows just stay on.
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Edit heres the pic, swap the pins and the solenoids will function.
Also the high beam solenoid wires need to plug into the harness
Happy with the output? How do they compare to the ebays?
Last edited by mikerider; 03-28-2015 at 10:48 PM.
#363
I'll check that out this afternoon Mike. Thanks!
I did notice that there was only 1 of the blue connectors in the harness. It's on the drivers side. I don't have anything to plug into that connector on the passenger side. Is that how it's supposed to be? I'm new to these setups so it's probably going to take a few times for me to get this right.
The output for the low beams is great! Huge improvement over the eBay lights. I threw them in the trash can lol
I did notice that there was only 1 of the blue connectors in the harness. It's on the drivers side. I don't have anything to plug into that connector on the passenger side. Is that how it's supposed to be? I'm new to these setups so it's probably going to take a few times for me to get this right.
The output for the low beams is great! Huge improvement over the eBay lights. I threw them in the trash can lol
#364
I'll check that out this afternoon Mike. Thanks! I did notice that there was only 1 of the blue connectors in the harness. It's on the drivers side. I don't have anything to plug into that connector on the passenger side. Is that how it's supposed to be? I'm new to these setups so it's probably going to take a few times for me to get this right. The output for the low beams is great! Huge improvement over the eBay lights. I threw them in the trash can lol
Good to hear the output is an improvement
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Also took a couple videos this afternoon trolling around the neighborhood. Stay tuned!
#367
Took a couple videos while cruising around the neighborhood today. Had a few buddies stop by throughout the day and they all wanted rides lol. My fiancé tried to take one of me leaving the house and pulling back in from the driveway but they didn't turn out too well with all the wind we had today. We'll do a retake later.
Startup from inside and a good view of the gauges.
Slow cruising at around 20mph
Coming up to a stop sign then getting on it a little bit after going through the turn. That's my brother you can hear talking.
Startup from inside and a good view of the gauges.
Slow cruising at around 20mph
Coming up to a stop sign then getting on it a little bit after going through the turn. That's my brother you can hear talking.
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Next mod for me to tackle now that the truck is home... auxiliary lights. Here's the plan:
Lights under the rear bumper
Bed lights
Light bar over the windshield (no, I'm not drilling holes in the cab lol).
Rigid Duallys to replace the stock fog lights.
The first ones I'm working on are the lights under the rear bumper. I managed to get them mounted and started on the wiring before I ran out of daylight after work. I found some nice premade harnesses online that I'm going to use, but they're going to be a little short to run all the way to the back of the truck. No big deal to extend a few wires. They come complete with a relay, switch, and connectors.
I was also able to use 2 existing holes in the plate the spare tire was mounted on since the spare is long gone. I don't have power to them yet, but I can easily adjust them once I see where the light is going.
Here's what I have so far. Thoughts?
Lights under the rear bumper
Bed lights
Light bar over the windshield (no, I'm not drilling holes in the cab lol).
Rigid Duallys to replace the stock fog lights.
The first ones I'm working on are the lights under the rear bumper. I managed to get them mounted and started on the wiring before I ran out of daylight after work. I found some nice premade harnesses online that I'm going to use, but they're going to be a little short to run all the way to the back of the truck. No big deal to extend a few wires. They come complete with a relay, switch, and connectors.
I was also able to use 2 existing holes in the plate the spare tire was mounted on since the spare is long gone. I don't have power to them yet, but I can easily adjust them once I see where the light is going.
Here's what I have so far. Thoughts?