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those were 33's on stock set up. wheels have 4.5" offset though. now im running 37's with a 6" rcd lift

this is the wire I used. your truck should be pre-wired with it. (white wire) and i mounted the lights inside the fender. no problems. also I soldered all my connections.

i ran mine to the puddle lights under the mirror so that way the key fob turns them on and they auto off after the lights go off or when you start the truck. as for the wheel wells i just mounted with the 3m and two self tapper screws to make sure they stay put.

looks like it came out good. i love having mine.

yeah man, no worries. feel free to ask any questions if you have some trouble.

yes. when the switch is depressed the circuit is broken. once the switch is extended the ground is initiated and the circuit is complete. (lights on) You more than likely will have to sand down the area you mount the switch to bare metal to get a good ground. I would paint it after installing...

I'm looking to put some Bushwacker Cut out fender flares on my truck. http://www.4wheelparts.com/Fender-Flares/Chevrolet-GMC-Cut-Out-Front-Flares.aspx?t_c=80&t_s=409&t_pt=3555&t_pn=B%2fW40051-02 I was wondering if anyone knows if the Fenders are the same for the Pick-up Trucks and the Yukon...

sorry, i looked at the switch again and the switch is ONLY for the Ground. here are a few pictures i found on goggle of the switch installed.

Yes the switch closes the circuit when the hood is opened. You can put the switch on either side of the circuit (+) or (-). I would tap into a circuit that has 12v constant.

Great to see a great company become a vendor. Welcome rockauto

Hey, do you want to sell the cross bars when you want to get rid of the luggage rack. I need some for my truck.

you can add your own hood switch. look for something like this. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ONE-ADJUSTABLE-DOOR-JAMB-PIN-SWITCH-DOME-LIGHT-CAR-ALARM-TRUNK-HOOD-12-VOLT-/121353226298?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c4137483a&vxp=mtr just grab power from anywhere near the electrical...

Yeah, I thought the switch inside was mercury until I took it all apart. it actually is a weight that looks like a spade with a contact on top that completes the circuit when the hood opens. pretty interesting design by GM. Thanks everyone for the compliments. I hope this write up helps you guys.

Hi guys. So if you have ever had to work on your truck at night you know having more light is always better. well, I've got a great solution to the engine bay light on your truck. first you are going to need some parts. Parts -Led lights. ~$9 -18 gauge wire or less. $15 (I used 18/2...

i'll take some better night shots. I'm going to do 2 write ups. one for the lights in the hood, and one for the lights around the bottom. also I wired my lights up to the puddle lights so it is remote on/off.

i just finished all my lights yesterday. I'm going to start a new thread with the diy on the lights. i hooked mine up to the puddle lights. love it. its really nice to hit the unlock and have all the light under the truck. makes it stand out. ill post some pics later today.

i got both. i got 3 led strips for under the side steps and 4 led pods for in the fenders. hopefully going to start the project today. anyone have any experience adding a new circuit to the fuse panel. i want to make it look factory (except for the aux switch inside haha)