I just wired in actual ricer fog lights, they match pretty good...

 

I'm just scared of the wiring you guys..

And the legality...

I'd probally prefer to run a whole seperate wire so I can switch it on when I want to..

That way, if I needed to back up in traffic I don't blind anyone..

I'll probally paint my top and wire the lights in the same run, that way I have the topper off allready, and can use it to access the bed easier..

 

Wiring is the easiest part, i didnt read the whole thread....

I just wired mine up like fog lights on the front of a car....just extended the wires all the way to the back, i use mine alot...when hooking a trailer at dark i turn them on, i rarely use them when backing up...

Rocky

 

I havn't wired fog lights yet..




I've got this wire coming from, I dunno where.. plus some other ones that I think are suppose to be for trailer lights.


I'd like to try and mount the lights on the inside area of the bumper in between the bumper and tail gate..

 

If wont open or close.......

 

I got ya all beat =]
Well, maybe haha. They're 55 watts like a headlight, excellent tailgater deterent.

They're not wired up to the reverse lights, just a manual on/off toggle. They're nice for other times when not in reverse. I suppose you could put it in reverse and flip the key on and they'd work too if wired up to the reverse lights.

 

mine are 35 watt, and #15 for the bukb socket and bracket at ANY auto store
mine are mounted to the bumper cross bracing, use extension cord, its hella easier to run