Reverse lighting

You are gonna have some nice lights exposed. protect your investment. Look into some tamper proof hardware Mark

 

Thanks Mark!! Good news

 

Was already thinking that. Another reason I'm looking for a "low profile" light. I'm also thinking 2 sets of S2s (Bailey's recommendation on PROS) will probably be my angle. I don't quite need your output but a similar bed rack install is more than likely my design than under, or in, bumper. I need a higher loft due to snow/mud road slurry, and like Joon said...i would rip them out from under the first trail day they see. I'm also not interested in cutting into my bumper (in case I decide to trade in later)

 

I don't know about the off roading issue, I know they sit about as low as the low side of the trailer hitch so unless he's bottoming out his truck when he's off roading, I don't think he will have an issue, that said, he could also mount these up higher on his rear bars, these are insanely bright, they are spot, not flood lights at 8400 lumen. I call them the retina burners for the tail gating lawn mower (think slammed out civics painted in highlighter marker colors) drivers behind me.

 

Cheaper option. Wipe the camera off

 

My rear bumper corners took some good hits already.. Actually my rear bed step ripped off-and that actually sat really flush like the led's @csuviper just posted. The corners are prone to trail damage.

 

I bottom out.....regularly

You should see my current damage

 

This is my reasoning for bed rack mounting. I've already done enough damage to things underneath. If I could mount my headers up there I would......

 

The ones I suggested, regardless of where you mount them, they also sell mounting kits that have a unique wrench for, sort of like wheel locks.

 

Awesome! Thanks for the help, Michael

 

Those rack mounted lights were really cool when I was following @GodlessPro through tons of dust. His are amber and at one point I asked him to turn 'em on so I could see him through the dust and not run into him. We were driving directly into the setting sun with tons of dust and visibility was about 10'. I mention this so you can plan how you want to switch 'em.

 

uh. no. stop. bailey is my resource. you can't have him. go find your own. besides, i used to live a block away from him. i've got dibs.

i'm putting squadron sports in the work/scene flood config into the rear bumper. should be plenty bright for reverse.

 

Thanks Warren!! That's certainly helpful.

 

I’ve actually “fixed” someone’s back up camera using this method.

 

See, @Almaboy!!!!

 

IT'S NOT BROKEN....but you guys are going to have broken cameras if you keep taunting my blind ass!!!!

 

Step back, lil boy!! I'll stake my claim on anything I want

 

Bring it! then you have to help fix it!
















Then I'll be able to see you

 

You gonna pee on Bailey @Baja Designs ????

 

That's a negative. But, I do think I still want personalized assistance so I'm going to continue addressing him if needed

 

I am doing this.

 

Well is good to know you aren't going to mark him by peeing on him

 

Here’s the RTL-M @Almaboy

 

I'm assuming it lights up well....

 

It lights up just directly behind the truck really well. Im in the middle of posting DIY for it so stand by. I have some photos comparing the output..

 

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Bailey,

Thanks for the assistance!! After being persuaded by my rich friends (@joonbug and @dcsleeper408 ) i decided to pull the trigger. The order for another set of Squadrons has been entered. Thanks again!

 

Well, you posted this after i pulled the trigger on some lights. Still, get the DIY up. I'm always looking to spend money............

 

hahaha what you go with? Money? eh its only Money! I really want some flush mounts but not ready to cut up my bumper quite yet so this one is a bolt on/off solution for now.