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swapped out my old lugnuts for titanium black ones looks exactly like the OEMs, and they match my rim color even better than the original ones. Really pleased with the result!
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swapped out my old lugnuts for titanium black ones looks exactly like the OEMs, and they match my rim color even better than the original ones. Really pleased with the result!
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You got a Part Number of what you purchased? Asking for a friend.....swapped out my old lugnuts for titanium black ones looks exactly like the OEMs, and they match my rim color even better than the original ones. Really pleased with the result!
Not from mopar, here is a link to the product,You got a Part Number of what you purchased? Asking for a friend.....
www.acerracing.com
You are absolutely right I noticed that but It was inconvenient for me to carry a spacial socket for them, and the good thing about the titanium ones is that they don’t rust. I am thinking of a way to cover that exposed not painted area.Those lug nuts look a little narrower than stock. You can see a silver ring on the rim, around each lug nut. The Gorilla lug nuts are 30mm's wide, so they cover the part of the rim that isn't powder coated.
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Gorilla lug nuts.
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One more question about your setup...do you have a lift or leveling kit?
Yet...Wired up the hood lights and marker lights to be on all the time. Didn’t injure myself or burn the truck to the ground. Success![]()
Is that amber full time? Does this work without tazer?Wired up the hood lights and marker lights to be on all the time. Didn’t injure myself or burn the truck to the ground. Success![]()
no that makes the marker lights and the clearances lights stay on anytime the truck is running. You need alfaobd or tazer for amber DTRLIs that amber full time? Does this work without tazer?
I bought these from @Nick797. They look factory and dont have the silver ringYou are absolutely right I noticed that but It was inconvenient for me to carry a spacial socket for them, and the good thing about the titanium ones is that they don’t rust. I am thinking of a way to cover that exposed not painted area.
797performance.com
very nice, did you not know about shifts and grins package or were you trying to save money? I think there is another vendor on here that offers a bracket and light package.Also installed the Diode Dynamics C1R backup light kit from @Nick797
Wouldve installed it sooner, but i didnt like how the light bracket was supposed to mount to the plastic on the bumper, so i made my own brackets on the tow hooks and had to wait on them to be powdercoated
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I dont mind fabricating things. It was the first kit i saw and Nick gave me a good deal on itvery nice, did you not know about shifts and grins package or were you trying to save money? I think there is another vendor on here that offers a bracket and light package.
fabricating can be funI dont mind fabricating things. It was the first kit i saw and Nick gave me a good deal on it
Yep, and makes things uniquefabricating can be fun
No lift or leveling kit. Factory height.One more question about your setup...do you have a lift or leveling kit?
Not sure if you've seen this thread or not, but you can just wire them to be always on (using a short wire and a couple of fuse taps). It avoids using an aux switch.Just wired my hood scoop lights to a aux switch to come on without headlights on you can program to come every time you start up