hey.

id also like to add. get well know leds. there are alota knock offs that are junk. and if you have an issue with the light like repairs iv heard there a pain to get fixed. stick with 911ep, whelen, sho-me..... most lights have built in flash pattens. so all you need is a ground and a 12v switch supply.

good luck

chuck

 

Well I finally got around to washing and cleaning up my Hawk...so now I can post the hack job skidplate I made for the front diff. Also got around to repainting the bumper...looks alot better!!

Before
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After
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After
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Skidplate after some new paint ( this thing is 3 years old )
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Pretty good job HR!

Question now that you are securing the underneath how will you manage to get to
any drain plugs that "may" be covered up?

Regards,

R'

 

THX!! I've had it on for 3 years and has worked great so far. I remove the 2 bumper bolts and slide the skidplate off. The rear of the skid plate wraps around a crossmember (no bolts) so it pretty easy to remove and drain the diff fluid.

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