yaa had a few hours so went ahead and did it. had to test out my new grinder...

haven't driven the truck with them yet, but i like them already. they are extremely well mounted, no chance of them moving. they are regular high beam sealed beam headlight replacements that i picked up from walmart for like $6 each. because of the curve in the bumper they aim down slightly, but with a little mod they could aim straight back and becomes some sweet blindingly bright f^$%-you lights.

pictures dont show how bright they are...well just picture some high beam headlights, and you'll get the idea. total cost? roughly $12... and once they muddy they'll blend in better


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couple more showing off and on

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Looks good..I am so jealous. My setup was $16; you kicked my butt by $4 (LOL).

 

looks good but personally i prefer my $260 PIAA's in between the bumper and hitch lol

 

I was thinking of doing that same thing with mine. I finially raised my bumper so they were on the top, but I had to mave them because when the tail gates goes down they'd get crushed. I ended up putting them under the bumper and above the hitch.

What'd you use to cut through?

 

look good.. are they wired to a switch or the R light circuit?

 

Looks good
I didn't know you had a paint job under all that mud .
I always thought your truck must be tan or brown .
Who knew it was green.