[nick00less]

Fun truck mod. This will help others see me next time I help someone out. Would have benefited from These a while back.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FFSCX6G/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BLAFZP8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1


So far they're pretty bright during the daytime. I shot a couple of videos in the garage. I'll also take some out on the road and at night to see how they really do.

As for installation, it was simple. I have AUX switches on my truck from factory so I wired the rear light into AUX 1 and the fronts together into AUX 2. Connect the power (red) wire to the AUX 1 port and the ground (black wire) to the negative terminal (aka subtraction side of battery ) The lights are being held on, for the time being (probably will fall eventually), by suction cups.

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[dirtRoads]

SuuhHHweeeEEEet !

Just a bit envious........

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[dirtRoads]

I am intrigued with the simplicity of the bar... And the ability to hang by suction cups.... Lol!

Reading on some Amazon reviews, a fella mentioned this..

Second, there isn't enough wiring to run to front of cab if your trying to hide you wiring. Which splicing in more wire is rather easy, but, once you cut the wire you are stuck with that pattern, even when reconnecting the wires exactly as it was. There aren't any fuses so there's no way to reset.

Is that really how things work...?

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[nick00less]

I am intrigued with the simplicity of the bar... And the ability to hang by suction cups.... Lol!

Reading on some Amazon reviews, a fella mentioned this..



Is that really how things work...?

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Comes with a switch. I purchased an additional 10ft harness that extends and leaves current switch in tact. That dum dum who left that review should’ve spent an extra 10 seconds on the “you may also like these products” section where he would’ve found that longer harness and wouldn’t be stuck with one light pattern.