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Haven't finished yet, but got the wheel well lights installed this weekend as well as the side markers. I still need one more set of Back up lights directly behind the truck. The side lenses were in place but no wiring was present... So I upgraded to the LED's :thumb1:post-13212-138698208979_thumb.jpg

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I am curious too about those taillight backups. They appear very bright. I definitely need to add some lights to the back of mine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

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Actually those are OEM... I think it is just the way the camera caught the pic.. Wish they were that bright!!! I am going to add another light on the hitch frame for direct light behind the truck:wink:

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Actually those are OEM... I think it is just the way the camera caught the pic.. Wish they were that bright!!! I am going to add another light on the hitch frame for direct light behind the truck:wink:

Suggestion. Move it back to the rear diff cover you'll never break the light while hitching up then.

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I have 4-55 watt lights. Two on the headache rack and 2 on the bumper. Been on the truck for over 4 years and haven't broken one yet. Work great and cost $48 dollars for all four. They run off of two relays and one switch. With your led's in the wheel well, it will make changing a tire at night pretty easy.:lmao:

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I intend to put two of the lights like the big wreckers use on mine, but I have to many other things going on to worry bout those now, Not to mention they are made of gold I believe. My back up lights only function when they feel like it so I could use some worthwhile light back there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

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I had some holes cut in my bumper and installed some standard grommet mount lights. This way they fit flush but are as far back as they can be so I get the most light output. It's kinda hard to see them in the pic but here ya go. Posted Image

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If my bumper was not a rusted out piece of crap, it would be an idea. I'm contemplating having a bumper fabricated... that would be the thing to do.




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