it comes with everything you need, lights, screws, wiring, you will need to drop the headliner, thats the worst part

 

Usng silicone is not the problem for the install. It's the wrong silicone on the freshly drilled holes that is the problem. Acidic silicone will promote rust.

 

I have had my lights on for awhile with out any leaks. I wouldn't worry about leaks you can use a small bead of rtv if you want but then there harder to take off if you ever have to replace a bulb. The gaskets work good. When you install the lights don't over tighten the bolts. I have seen people over tighten them and wreak the gasket or worse put a small crack in the lens causing leaks. I don't know why everyone want to tighten stuff as tight as they can get it.

 

I just added a set of clearance lights to my truck last week! I bought factory replacement ones and drilled away. One of the hardest things I had to do to my truck haha.


I also hand made my deer killer. Only cost me around $50 and doesn't look too bad to me haha. The whole thing weighs in around 250lbs so it might be a little overkill for some people.

 

I cannot find this online anywhere and the Dodge dealership wanted to charge $30 a piece for the lights without the harness'.

 

Get recons or pacers cab lights. It will come with everything you need.

 

Check this out. https://dodgeforum.com/forum/parts-s...ab-lights.html

 

That's Awesome!

 

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I like it. Looks good. Should market those.