New guy to this forum with 2000 f150

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    Yep they are 09-14 4x4 decals I still need to get 09-14 badges but they are a little bit more expensive
     
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    Roush PSD Interceptor 7.3L Straight Piped Diesel

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    Saw these on flea bay:

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    Galaxy S4 Cetane Powered Android
     
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    Yeah I would love to have them I just don't wanna spend 80$ on some badges. I'm gonna see if there is any at the local junk yard for cheaper
     
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    Took a break from the fog retrofit project and started my wiring project today. I got both fuse boxes mounted, a distribution block mounted, and some of the relays mounted. I also installed all the switches and got some of the wires ran
     
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    Just waiting on some 12 gauge wire and those hid off road lights to show up then I can install all this[​IMG] you can't tell In the pic but every one of those wires is a different color. There are like 5 grey wires but each one has its own different colored line on it to identify it from other wire (like grey/black, grey/blue, ect). My goal is to keep this as clean and OEMish as possible
     
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    Finished wiring up the fuse boxes, terminal box, relays, and switches today [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]. I'm just waiting on terminal jumpers, the hid lights, and an outlet to show up then I can finish the install, but they will be here some time next week. Unfortunately I go back to college Monday so idk if when I'm gonna be able to finish all this, I'm hoping by the end of the month. I also finished mounting the other projector in the other fog light housing today so all I need to do now is the finial alignment the seal them up
     
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    Looks great Jake.
    Hope you get the time to finish it up.

    Noticed the front two switches spaced slightly
    forward of the other six. Must be the accessories that
    with be used more than the others.

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    Heat shrink and relays.
     
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    Yep front 2 are for off road lighting. I didn't mean to space them more that was kinda an accident lol. The angle of the pics made the spacing look larger than it actually is. I'm hoping to have it done by the end of next week. I still have to route the wires from the battery to the fuse box, as well as from a keyed power source, a hot parking light wire, and a hot reverse light wire to the other fuse box closser to the switches. The just run the wires to the accessories. I have power and ground wires going to the relays from the main fuse box (the one in the 3rd pic) I just forgot to take a pic after I did that.
    Right now the switches are set up so the front 2 are off road light, the second 2 are unused (but one has keyed power and is already wired to a relay, just needs an accessory to go to), the third 2 are on-off-on switches for the reverse light and fog lights, and the last two are for the aux outlet I'm putting in and for my footwell lights
     
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    Looking nice and professional. Sucks how you always need two more hours to finish a project lol
     
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    Hid lights came in today and they are huge. Like to big in every direction. I could probably make them fit but I don't think it's worth the cutting. The output wasn't as great as I thought so I'm gonna try to return them
     

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