For those of you that dont have wheel well liners, have a look at this:

https://www.dodgeparts.com/product_i...oducts_id/1570

Thats pretty cheap, and they are worth every cent.

 

i bought my cab light kit from those guys. very, very nice people to deal with and very reasonable pricing. had a little issue and it was immediately taken care of.

 

The lights were good?...did it come with a template?

I could use a set of cab lights....was thinking about Recon Lights but Ive seen guys say they have trouble getting them to seal...

 

came with everything doc. lights, bulbs, template, harness, all hardware and really good directions. it's a factory kit with all factory piecesthe kit i bought is actually on the bottom of the page you posted the link to. i think all said and done with shipping they were like $75 US. took my time and took me about 2 hours to install and wire.

 

On Fords, wheel well liners are standard equiptment....LOL

 

and roman candle exhaust sytems."give:

 

No, thats a 2000 dollar option....I didn't get that

 

oh. i didn't know that. it's important to read window stickers if you can. my buddy's wife's expedition came with the flying spark plug option and she didn't even know it. that's a pretty good deal.

 

I added a set of recon smoked cab lights to my truck about 2 months ago. I removed my stock cab lights and soldered the l.e.d's in place and the new light covers. They install with a "gasket" under the light. The light doesn't sit flush to the roof at the back of the light like the factory ones do, but the "gasket" takes up the space. I was a little concerned about this, but they haven't leaked yet and we have had some very heavy rains. These don't include any templates or harness though.

Scott