New Strobe Setup

[kevinwilesjr]

This is just a quick video of my new hide-a-way strobe set up in my 2004 Trailblazer LT. I drilled out the fog light housings and installed the stobes there in the front, and I also drilled a 1" hole in the factory taillights in the reverse housing and installed them there.

I will post a better video soon. Anyone interested, this was a very easy install to complete. Only about an hour. Just remember, you can't reinstall the foglights after this mod.....

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b282/kwilesjr/th_untitled3.jpg (http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b282/kwilesjr/?action=view&current=untitled3.flv)

[qwerty475]

How did you do that, I've been ttrying to add flasing strobe lights to my Envoy:confused:

[SilverUnicorn]

Me likey!!!!!!

:thumbsup:

Now that gives me motivation to get my fog lights done :yes:

Nice work!




QWERTY - Search STROBE in the search box and you will find many threads about strobe lights in TB's.


CHris

[Chevy-TB-lover]

I like it!! nice job:thumbsup:

[Bthracer21]

nice... add some either in the turn signals upfront or in the highbeams :thumbsup:

[gordinho80]

Now that gives me motivation to get my fog lights done :yes:

I was just going to say... WHEN ARE YOU GONNA DO YOUR FOGS?!?!?!?!

Kevin, nice strobes... looks sick!

[kevinwilesjr]

Thanks everyone! I'm really surprised at how easy it was to do it!

All you need is a corded/cordless drill and a tapered unibit(shaped like a cone). Drill little by little until the strobe goes in, but you want it to be a snug fit around the gromet in order to keep water out.

I bought the kit for $55 on ebay almost a year ago and was just lazy when it came time to motivate myself into installing them.