OPT7 Running Strips SEQUENTIAL Courtesy Review

Great product. Very durable and very bright light. Pretty easy to install on a 2019 Ram 1500. I connected the white light to the door lights and the serial signal to the turn signals. I left the running lights off because I want them to only come on in conjunction with the turn signal and dome/door lights.

Disappointed with bad advertising. The photo and video show the F-350's headlights running faintly from the front of the front footpeg mount to the back of the rear kickstand mount, which is 70-75 inches long. front bracket to front of rear bracket. Very disappointed. Love the light and functionality, just frustrated with the false advertising that sold me in the first place. SAD.

So far so good. Withstands car washes and is very bright. I set it up so the order was back to front instead of front to back, that made more sense to me. Bought an extra spool of wire, 40ft and some heat shrink joints. It took a few hours on my truck, but I also installed OPT7 LED high beam headlights while disassembling everything. The white wire for the lights needed to be connected together under the truck, then I connected 1 feeder wire to the light harness wire under the steering wheel…

I love these lights! I was struggling to decide where to place them on my F350. on the bottom edge of the sill just above the weld or under my running boards. I went with my footrests on and have no regrets. You can't see the LEDs, making them an "indirect" light source hidden under the footrest. Their sheen on the road really complements my truck. The sequential turn signals REALLY get people's attention and look great driving back to front off the ground under the truck (even better in the…

Great product. Looks great. Took me about an hour to install from opening the box to completion. On my 2012 Ford F250 I simply routed the wire harnesses forward to the turn signal lights and connected one wire to the turn signal and the other to the running light. The white wire went to the rear, connected to an extension, and connected to a purple wire that terminated at the frame rail on the back of my footpegs. This is the perfect place to hook up the white light as it is a synchronized dome

THIS IS NOT A WEEKEND WARRIOR INSTALLATION. THIS IS NO PLUG & PLAY. THE REAR DOOR LIGHT HAS BEEN CONNECTED TO THE TRAILER PIN. THIS IS YOUR NEED TO TEAR YOUR TRUCK'S PLASTIC SEPARATOR. ALSO ROUT THE ELECTRICAL WIRING AND DO NOT TIGHTEN IT UNTIL THE LAST DAY. AND GOOD LUCK FIND POWER FOR THE WHITE WIRE. DON'T THINK FOR A MINUTE THAT YOU ARE JUST CONNECTING TO THE BATTERY. NO! YOU OR AN ELECTRICAL FRIEND WILL TAKE MORE THAN ONE HOUR TO INSTALL THIS PRODUCT. ON MY TUNDRA WE NEED ACCESSIBLE THE…

I used these on my 2019 F350. I love this product but I think it's missing some details and I need much better instructions. The frame under the passenger door had some connectors for the ground and puddle lights on my truck, and I bought speaker connectors to tap into the (white) puddle lights. This worked great for white lights. I inserted the strips into the power footpeg between the loops in the rear gap. It's about half an inch too long for this one. This meant I didn't have to use tape to