Rock lights for side lights

[Dave D]

I wanted some extra side and back lighting so I got some rock lights and mointed to the side of the frane and the back hitch brace.
Lights up the area arou d the truck nicely

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[Dave D]

Not sure why but my picture didnt show up

 

[Dave D]

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[bd100]

You can add some to the cowl as well, if there is nothing else mounted there yet. And I added turn blinkers too. Also check
https://dandcdesigns.net/product/lucid-vsl/
for a fancy alternative which may be brighter.

Edit: I added some down low at the back corners, like yours, to see the back tires if backing up on a cliff road, but unfortunately they tend to get hit hard by winter salt, the powder coating failed, and now they are a corroded aluminum mess. Try masking and painting yours before it's too late.

 

[Dave D]

You can add some to the cowl as well, if there is nothing else mounted there yet. And I added turn blinkers too. Also check
https://dandcdesigns.net/product/lucid-vsl/
for a fancy alternative which may be brighter.

Edit: I added some down low at the back corners, like yours, to see the back tires if backing up on a cliff road, but unfortunately they tend to get hit hard by winter salt, the powder coating failed, and now they are a corroded aluminum mess. Try masking and painting yours before it's too late.

Thanks for the info the cowl lights are nice. Im in an area that gets snow so they mau corode

You can add some to the cowl as well, if there is nothing else mounted there yet. And I added turn blinkers too. Also check
https://dandcdesigns.net/product/lucid-vsl/
for a fancy alternative which may be brighter.

Edit: I added some down low at the back corners, like yours, to see the back tires if backing up on a cliff road, but unfortunately they tend to get hit hard by winter salt, the powder coating failed, and now they are a corroded aluminum mess. Try masking and painting yours before it's too late.

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