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The shocks are stock. They have adjustable collars that can raise the height. Also the body mounts are adjustable, so the body is lifted as well. And yes the sway bars are upgraded, ordered from cen racing website.

Everything is stock, front wheels are flipped.

@@evanstrain5808 Ok thank you.

The light bulbs each have individual resistors. I run my light kit on 3s no problem

@@evanstrain5808 ok thanks nice truck btw

They are the stock wheels, just flipped.

@@evanstrain5808 Ok, cool!

Spike lugs sold on cen racing website, Silver or black. And yes, front wheel flipped, and front/rear wheels spacers and hex adapters are switched.

That’s why they don’t stick out as much as mine did. I seen yours and flipped mine around last night but they stuck way to far out. I’ll swap the spacers front and rear.

@@drodsrcs4137 yep spacers and hex adapters are different sizes for front and rear

@@drodsrcs4137 it is a lot of wrenching to flip everything. I do NOT reccomend using a power drill with the spike lug tool. It WILL strip, so be careful bro.

1:10 rodshop on Instagram and face book. Just message them.

I suggest joining the cen racing f450 groups on Facebook and check out what everyone is using. I'm still running stock wheels, you can flip the fronts like mine for a deep dish look

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Ordered through 1:10 rodshop on facebook. Just message them!

There are around 40 individual bulbs, and each bulb has 2 wires. So that's atleast 80 spliced wires 😅

You have to flip the front and rear wheel spacers and hex hubs. They are different sizes.

Wheels come with the truck. Cen Racing website sells the spikes and much more.

Yea but atleast you're buying from and supporting a small American family business. Maybe in the future when they have the ability to stream line production, but they are a 2 person operation and it's a brand new business, so I believe the price to be fair in all considerations.

I just spun down the damper adjustment collars, also the body posts are adjustable, so the body is lifted too.

You can also install 90mm aftermarket shocks which will lift the truck.

By far the coolest light kit I've seen. I am following you, I mentioned you in the video, I will eventually switch to a light controller like yours. But after ordering all the Kaos upgrades, light kit, and 5th wheel, I was cleaned out lol. I regret not getting step sides.

@@evanstrain5808 I can dig it! This hobby can get expensive…REAL FAST!!!

@@evanstrain5808 q I'M

Want to do mine haha.

Htech makes a better kit in my opinion at least the mounting is easier and it's all cnc aluminum. I waisted my money on this kit that will set in a bin

It's the 2018 kit...I think

Thanks for watching. This kit was just a beta version, as of now the updated kits come with a plug. You can pay 1:10 rodshop to pre mount the bulbs for you, they will install the whole kit on your shell if needed. In my opinion, installing the bulbs and lenses is one of the most satisfying parts of the install, the wiring is the most monotonous part.

Haha no thanks. But 1:10 rodshop will!

@@evanstrain5808 😳what !? Really !? Omg Im there ! Thank you for the info 🤗 can’t wait to get my modified “lights” F450 body back 🤗 dude it’s gonna be epic ! By the way how is yours holding up ? as far as the lights is it durable or fragile/delicate do you now have to baby your truck or nothing changed ?

@@meefthepotatoe4363 yes I hope you get it installed, it is worth the time and money. And to answer your question, I would say yes, this modification will weaken the front end of the shell in my opinion. The grill piece is 3d printed with very high quality filament, but I would still argue that a stock front end could take much more abuse than a modified. There is a website called shakkahobbies I believe, and they sell a very nice ranch hand bumper for the 450, but it requires the full removal of the lexan bumper, which is supporting the custom grill...so to achieve maximum durability with any of these modifications, you will have to fabricate some kind of reinforcement bracket for everything.

@@meefthepotatoe4363 I couldn't give you definitive answer as to how this kit holds up to any kind of long term use. My truck currently only has maybe a full hour of light use in my driveway. If you are planning on trailing or off roading in general, I would get a second opinion.

@@meefthepotatoe4363 hey bud just going through the comments from last year, did you get the light kit finished?

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Sorry if I made it seem like a nightmare. I was extremely tired and rushed when I made this video, but I promise it is worth the money and effort. This kit is not for beginners, if you have never installed a light kit it will be overwhelming for you. 1:10 rodshop can install it for you if you are willing to pay, or perhaps ask one of your friends to do it for you. If you want, you can pm me and I will help you the best I can. Please don't let this video discourage you, that was not my intentions.

There is just head lights you can get. It's really not as bad as it looks.

It really depends on your skill level and motivation. Obviously not everyone will see this as a necessary upgrade.