Setting up off road lights
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From: Roy, Utah
Originally Posted by sagenhaftein
hmmm, i kinda like that dont have to worry about the push bar. How did you mount those on there, did you just make your own holes? I need to replace my bumper it was dented in before i got it not bad, but im going to replace it. May set the lights up when i do that.
hmmm buncha amateurs around here.......
j/k
Personally, it doesnt matter what you use as long as u like what you have. I got the kc 150's their nice,. i had a bulb burn out a cpl weeks ago, had them for a year. cost me $5 to send it back and they sent me a new bulb no questions asked.
as far as wiring, I use outdoor extension cord. 3 wire. all in one neat and easy to run 'harness'. if you have never ran wires before go get a 50ft extension cord with all 3 wires and use that. KC's mickey mouse harness is a joke.
j/k
Personally, it doesnt matter what you use as long as u like what you have. I got the kc 150's their nice,. i had a bulb burn out a cpl weeks ago, had them for a year. cost me $5 to send it back and they sent me a new bulb no questions asked.
as far as wiring, I use outdoor extension cord. 3 wire. all in one neat and easy to run 'harness'. if you have never ran wires before go get a 50ft extension cord with all 3 wires and use that. KC's mickey mouse harness is a joke.
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From: Mt Vernon
Hey, i was at autozone, getting some things for the truck, light bulbs, oil and such. I seen a couple magnetic lights that go on top of the truck, has anyone used these? This would allow me to put lights in the back. The only thing im not sure about is where to run the wires to so it doesnt look like crap. If i wanted i could even switch them out later. The magnet is the mount. Just wanting some opinions to see if anyone has tried that yet.
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Originally Posted by FMD
hmmm buncha amateurs around here.......
j/k
Personally, it doesnt matter what you use as long as u like what you have. I got the kc 150's their nice,. i had a bulb burn out a cpl weeks ago, had them for a year. cost me $5 to send it back and they sent me a new bulb no questions asked.
as far as wiring, I use outdoor extension cord. 3 wire. all in one neat and easy to run 'harness'. if you have never ran wires before go get a 50ft extension cord with all 3 wires and use that. KC's mickey mouse harness is a joke.
j/k
Personally, it doesnt matter what you use as long as u like what you have. I got the kc 150's their nice,. i had a bulb burn out a cpl weeks ago, had them for a year. cost me $5 to send it back and they sent me a new bulb no questions asked.
as far as wiring, I use outdoor extension cord. 3 wire. all in one neat and easy to run 'harness'. if you have never ran wires before go get a 50ft extension cord with all 3 wires and use that. KC's mickey mouse harness is a joke.
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From: City, State
if you need more ideas...
this is my write-up w' pics for the wiring/relay/switch install:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...hlight=install
here are a couple pics that I played around with for some light mounts (brush guard and roll bar)
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=38248
good luck!
this is my write-up w' pics for the wiring/relay/switch install:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...hlight=install
here are a couple pics that I played around with for some light mounts (brush guard and roll bar)
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=38248
good luck!
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