What the hell do you need a headache rack for anyway? You dont carry around a bunch of ladders or pipe around...

 

I do haul wood. When I'm not looking I have hit it a few times. So far it has paid for it self. It costed me all of 300 dollars.

 

bump.

 

Don't get LED reverse lights. Put a light under your bumper or in the rack somewhere. LED's are VERY bright straight on, but they don't radiate light like a standard bulb does, because the reflector is so small and focused. The field of distribution is far smaller.

TT's have been running LED Dust lights for a while now and everyone hates them because they are about as bright as a pair of tail lights. Not what you want when doing 60+ In the dark!

 

craigslist.... new ones run about $600 bucks I'm looking myself but found nothing I like..

 

waste of time and money to mount back-up lights on you back rack... maybe some work (flood) lights would be better... save your money for something else
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WORK-...Q5fAccessories
those are the back-up lights I have.. they are pretty awesome.. mounted them under bumper.. check my flickr page for a close up

 

Well I'm getting my lights for a bday gift to my self.

 

any pics of your lights mounted up?.. I know it's been a while and this thread is really old.. but I'm going to be building a headache rack this winter along with a new center console for my new truck... trying to get some ideas on light placement... I no have a rear slider as well and don't want to block it...