What Did You Do On Your Truck Today?

**turboguy327** · 03-15-2015

Originally Posted by Power247

I really like the look of flush mount. Maybe once these give out. And I get the nerve to cut holes in my bumper

The problem with flush mounts is the bumper is angled, and the lights will end up pointed more towards the ground than throwing the light out where you need it unless you twist them in the rubber mounts.

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**Power247** · 03-15-2015

Originally Posted by turboguy327

I have rigid industries driving lights mounted in about the same spot. 1800 lumens or something I think they are. I have them wired to a switch so I can use them for work lights.

I'm thinking I need to add a switch to mine too. These lights are crazy bright. Won't have any trouble seeing when backing up now that's for sure.

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**Polaraco** · 03-15-2015

Originally Posted by Power247

All this warm weather had me itching to do a project. I have been wanting to add some LED pods to help with reverse lighting. I ended up going with these Amazon.com: SHANREN 2x 4" 18w 6 Cree LED SUV Off-road Boat Headlight Spot Driving Fog Light + Mounting Bracket: Automotive

Install was pretty simple. I used some L brackets I had on hand and just tied them in to the reverse lights for now. I might add a relay and a switch if I decide I need them for more than just backing up.

http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/...psha6hcexp.jpg

Hey Greg. How are these working out for you? I bought something similar on Amazon but haven't installed the yet. I was thinking about putting them more outboard

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**Power247** · 03-15-2015

@Polaraco They are crazy bright. I tried taking a pic but it just does not do them justice. I tucked them back a little I hopes they won't be so obvious to people walking by my truck when its parked. It did not compromise hardly at all

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**turboguy327** · 03-15-2015

I'll get some pictures of mine along with output shots tomorrow

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**Power247** · 03-15-2015

This is the best i could get with my phone. The fence is about 30' behind my truck.

As you can see I need to do a little aiming. They are pointing straight back right now... I think I am going to turn them down a bit and more to the corners. Really happy considering the price. Now just need to see how long they will last...

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**K-Sons** · 03-15-2015

Originally Posted by turboguy327

The problem with flush mounts is the bumper is angled, and the lights will end up pointed more towards the ground than throwing the light out where you need it unless you twist them in the rubber mounts.

Yes if your using a stock bumper
My stockers never last long
And if you use a good light in a flood paddern you should be fine your not using the for the hiway

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