clearance lights on toolbox

[dodge15004x45.9]

Originally Posted by 95MaroonMonster easier to install than the recons, and super bright (they cast orange light on my hood lol) and i simply wired them into the factory harness. How so mine went in fine? I didn't event follow recon's direction. You still have to drill the same amount of holes.

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[dodge15004x45.9]

My recon's.

[big.red.ram]

Originally Posted by mjackson92rs

Wrong. You will need a relay for your reverse lights. A relay not only acts as a switch, it uses a low amperage source to turn on a high amperage load. Even if you still use a switch, a relay is still necessary so you won't overload the reverse light circuit.

the lights i bought came with an inline fuse so i dont think i need a relay cause i hooked them up to a separate toggle switch. heres wat they look like. what do u guys think?

[Weldor]

Looks awesome, this is something I've always wanted to do as well. I've seen some people that mount them on the hitch I wonder if that would be better or not.

[big.red.ram]

ya i thought about it but really didnt feel like trying to poke a drill bit threw that 1/8" steel. so i just went with the bumper lol

[Weldor]

Lol fair enough, looks cool either way.

[big.red.ram]

thanks man. they really help. light it up back there. kinda funny to flip them on too when someone is riding ur ass

[Weldor]

Originally Posted by big.red.ram

thanks man. they really help. light it up back there. kinda funny to flip them on too when someone is riding ur ass

Haha, never thought of that...may come in handy when someone has their highs on behind you to.

[big.red.ram]

o ya they have plenty of uses haha

[acsamples79]

if you need any help for when you do your cab lights, my DIY is in my sig!!!