94 Blazer build

[SUBURBAN5]

Got my new bumper on but had to order the impact strip. Upon running the wires for the lights i realized that I was missing ground connectors. But I also realized i ordered a 2nd set of lights and a harness by mistake- pretty sure. Hopefully the missing wires will be in that set.
Also got the Spyder glass headlights and some nice LED park lights.

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Awesome bumper. Seal the glass to metal housing

 

[Suburban1500]

Awesome bumper. Seal the glass to metal housing

I am guessing these are prone to water leakage?

 

[Suburban1500]

Finally took the mounts for the rotted out side steps off. I am going with the Rough Country side steps which I just put an order in for today. Switch is in for the fog lights.

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[SUBURBAN5]

I am guessing these are prone to water leakage?

Yup 2 sets later still get moisture from rainy days/ car wash. I also recommend LEDs. The provided bulbs sucks power. At least on mine. Swapped it to led and now the guage doesn't even read it when there on and that's all 4 bulbs on

 

[Suburban1500]

Yup 2 sets later still get moisture from rainy days/ car wash. I also recommend LEDs. The provided bulbs sucks power. At least on mine. Swapped it to led and now the guage doesn't even read it when there on and that's all 4 bulbs on

Interesting. They look well built but i guess one can't tell they leak untill its too late.
I actually do have LED's on the way. Excited to see how the light output will be.

 

[SUBURBAN5]

Interesting. They look well built but i guess one can't tell they leak untill its too late.
I actually do have LED's on the way. Excited to see how the light output will be.

I agree and yes the LEDs will be a world difference depending on lumens. I recommend adding a switch to run all 4 lights.

 

[thegawd]

I am guessing these are prone to water leakage?

these are absolutely great lenses! the plastic parts may not be the best. Iv bought 2 sets. both sets had 1 leak. so I sealed them up. put antiseize on all the moving parts while you can and they might work in the future! I was able to remove the lenses with the quick release screws and not by removing the entire front cowl in order to dry them out and seal them up.... because I put antiseize on them 7 years ago! ya they started leaking a couple years ago so it took them a while.

despite the couple flaws I would buy them again in a heartbeat.

Al

 

[thegawd]

I want to stay legal so no leds for me. I actually run basic halogen bulbs, the cheap ones even but I have the 4 High and Low beam mods on both my trucks. this gives the full power from the battery to the headlights via a couple relays in the shortest path possible. this makes them way brighter than the aging stock wiring, although I cant see how these could have been any better when they were new. I Just think the problem is how GM wired it.

Al

 

[SUBURBAN5]

I want to stay legal so no leds for me. I actually run basic halogen bulbs, the cheap ones even but I have the 4 High and Low beam mods on both my trucks. this gives the full power from the battery to the headlights via a couple relays in the shortest path possible. this makes them way brighter than the aging stock wiring, although I cant see how these could have been any better when they were new. I Just think the problem is how GM wired it.

Al

LEDs arnt legal over there?

 

[thegawd]

led headlights are not DOT or CSA approved as bulbs or as retro fitted lenses. the only ones I know of that are approved is the work truck leds as they are the same as used on semi trucks. expensive as **** tho! lots of things from overseas may say dot or csa but are only counterfeit.