25 buck driving lights =]
Thanks! I was busy and wish I could have caught it when it was a little lighter out.
And BTW! That bad a$$ is 130lbs of lap dog! LOL (when he's with me) otherwise, have fun! LMAO
And BTW! That bad a$$ is 130lbs of lap dog! LOL (when he's with me) otherwise, have fun! LMAO
Last edited by zman17; Dec 28, 2008 at 05:58 PM.
The white brackets are 6.5in from the end to the middle of the 90 degree bend. The plates bolted to the bracket are 3.5 inches. I used all-thread to replace the bolts on the lights to make them tall enough. To fit the bracket inside of the bumper bracket, you have to cut a contour into the end of the bend so it fits within the bracket. Just fool around a bit until you get it, then clone what you have.
Last edited by Viper37; Dec 28, 2008 at 07:51 PM.
Those look like they have no specific aim pattern going on. Definatley the biggest cob job I have ever seen...lol
However, I think it's harder to wire them up than to mount them to a solid surface, so good job there. You should be able to get a few pieces of L-brackets at HomeDepot to bolt them to the frame or something similar. Us 06+ guys have it easy with a perfect spot to bolt right to the frame.
However, I think it's harder to wire them up than to mount them to a solid surface, so good job there. You should be able to get a few pieces of L-brackets at HomeDepot to bolt them to the frame or something similar. Us 06+ guys have it easy with a perfect spot to bolt right to the frame.
Those look like they have no specific aim pattern going on. Definatley the biggest cob job I have ever seen...lol
However, I think it's harder to wire them up than to mount them to a solid surface, so good job there. You should be able to get a few pieces of L-brackets at HomeDepot to bolt them to the frame or something similar. Us 06+ guys have it easy with a perfect spot to bolt right to the frame.
However, I think it's harder to wire them up than to mount them to a solid surface, so good job there. You should be able to get a few pieces of L-brackets at HomeDepot to bolt them to the frame or something similar. Us 06+ guys have it easy with a perfect spot to bolt right to the frame.
well im the least patient person in the world so i went ahead and installed them earlier (went off on my own and did just fine). I'll post pictures as soon as i can find my camera. It turned out pretty good besides the fact the the driver side light is still slightly shaky. Ill fix the shaky thing later when i buy my new switch. Took me about 2 hours total. Most of that time was with the hack saw (had the worst blade imaginable) Oh and i cut the black "grill" crap off the lights and it made a pretty significant difference.
I'm glad you think our pictures are ugly as hell. I'll be sure to extend you the same courtesy tomorrow.
well im the least patient person in the world so i went ahead and installed them earlier (went off on my own and did just fine). I'll post pictures as soon as i can find my camera. It turned out pretty good besides the fact the the driver side light is still slightly shaky. Ill fix the shaky thing later when i buy my new switch. Took me about 2 hours total. Most of that time was with the hack saw (had the worst blade imaginable) Oh and i cut the black "grill" crap off the lights and it made a pretty significant difference.
sorry for the rude remarks.. I might have been a little drunk lastnight! here's my install
sorry viper.. don't mean to rub you the wrong way.. these are my driving lights




sorry viper.. don't mean to rub you the wrong way.. these are my driving lights




Last edited by iwhitne; Dec 29, 2008 at 03:39 PM.







