Do they make a thing like this for our trucks?

[TruckinAin4Sissies]

I wonder what Danny will do given this idea...... let's find out

Those are lit via the same material that's in the glow gauge overlay (also requires a power inverter) Which has a short lifespan.

Can this be duplicated?
Sure
Is this something I would consider making?
Possibly.

I could tell ya how to do it though.

* Billet kick plate $110.04
Polished

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* CNC the Bowtie out $?
* Lexan sheet $?
* LEDs $15
* Lexan sheet CNC'd to Bowtie size $?
* Affix LEDs to the outside edge (out of sight, underneath) of Bowtie
* Attach power source to dome circuit
* Enjoy

How 'bout some Rep'!

 

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How 'bout some Rep'!

Done!

 

[sewlow]

Those are lit via the same material that's in the glow gauge overlay (also requires a power inverter) Which has a short lifespan.

Can this be duplicated?
Sure
Is this something I would consider making?
Possibly.

I could tell ya how to do it though.

* Billet kick plate $110.04
Polished

You must be registered for see images attach

Or black

You must be registered for see images attach

* CNC the Bowtie out $?
* Lexan sheet $?
* LEDs $15
* Lexan sheet CNC'd to Bowtie size $?
* Affix LEDs to the outside edge (out of sight, underneath) of Bowtie
* Attach power source to dome circuit
* Enjoy

How 'bout some Rep'!

Very cool!!!
Visions of illuminated bow-ties in my head, now! You guys just keep coming up with more & more custom stuff!

 

[flyboy1294]

If someone made something like that, I'd buy it! I 'may' have access to a CNC mill, but idk if I could fab up the lexan on there or not.

 

[TruckinAin4Sissies]

Somebody make a thread with a poll. Gauging interest ya know?

 

[Hezsus]

alright so I was thinking of either stock sill and cutting or a bent steel sill and cutting (waterjet) and using a lexan sheet with that stick on stuff for like privacy windows to diffuse the light and then use LED's. the cost would be pretty expensive though. BUT if I can get my hands on a spare set of sills i'll see if I can make them work.. I think the stock ones would look best.

 

[flyboy1294]

alright so I was thinking of either stock sill and cutting or a bent steel sill and cutting (waterjet) and using a lexan sheet with that stick on stuff for like privacy windows to diffuse the light and then use LED's. the cost would be pretty expensive though. BUT if I can get my hands on a spare set of sills i'll see if I can make them work.. I think the stock ones would look best.

Using the stick sills would be easier to work with and help keep cost down too I bet

 

[bornchevy]

hey guys if you already have figured out who makes those i must have missed it but the picture on the first post says super duty and is made by a company called recon. they make alot of ford stuff and some chevy but mostly for the nbs and the nnbs. and from what i have seen in the past its all lights or lit up accessories.

 

[Swims350]

think of the things you could do besides the threshold plates.

leds in the floor or under the seats etc. hooked up to the light circuit on the doorjamb switch. Just like lights for your step bars etc.

 

[TruckinAin4Sissies]

think of the things you could do besides the threshold plates.

leds in the floor or under the seats etc. hooked up to the light circuit on the doorjamb switch. Just like lights for your step bars etc.

Welcome to my world "I wonder if I can Retro' that?" LOL




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