Ok, even more more additions..

[Graygoose]

Finally got some OEM Laramie fender flares, had my buddy that works at a dealership paint shop paint them Friday night, and put them on Saturday. Then after that, came to work and installed JJ's LED driving LEDs specifically for a Ram. If you check his site, he and Diode Dynamics make them for Sport, and bumper trucks. This was sooooo easy. On mine, pulled the four 10mm bolts out, pulled plastic bumper inserts, added their bracket which uses existing bolts. Put the LED bar in, ran the plug and play harness to the battery, and up to cabin. Drilled a 3/4" hole, added switch...done. Now I have tons of added light....a MUST if you do back night driving!

 

[Graygoose]

a few more pics outside..

 

[quietpeen]

Looks great!!!!

 

[Jarhead57]

Do you have dark road night shot?

edit: Those look great, the decision now would be "driving" or "wide"

 

[MADDOG]

I like it!

 

[EagleChief]

Those flares look great!


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[abouttobeglue]

Looked at the install video on youtube, any chance you could post the instructions or pics of how the wiring is ran, they left that part out of the video.

 

[Graygoose]

Thanks all, I will get some night road shots...in our dark warehouse, they go FAR!!

The lights after you have them mounted with supplied brackets, they are literally plug in. It comes with a harness, one end has the toggle button switch, and the other end has two ends that plug into the LED bar. Then it has a positive, and a negative to get power at the battery with terminals already attached. Loosen battery nut, slide them under, tighten nut back down.
Inside, I pulled portion under steering wheel held by two screws, drilled a 3/4" hole. Pushed switch button thru, reattached positive and negative, done.