[Bdm09]

So I had the usual modification bug the other day and decided to ad to the Jeep. This is what I did. Cheap WalMart driving lights ($18) simple wiring and install on rear under tailgate. Awesome for backing up, and illuminating the area. Thought they could possibly come in handy on the trails.

 

[Bdm09]

Make that $18 .... Damn smiley faces

 

[djwrangler]

Nice! This is what Im planning when I do my round LEDs.

 

[Speedy4x4]

Might have to do similar. Factory reverse lights aren't doin much for me.

 

[Bdm09]

Yea, my reverse lights function, but you'd never know it. These work great. Simple flip of a switch and I can see for days.

 

[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxKeeter6227]

I like the way they look and I'm sure handy on the trails

 

[CharTay]

Haha I have those just haven't hooked them up

 

[Bdm09]

Haha I have those just haven't hooked them up

Haha, get to it. I'm sure you'll be happy with them.

 

[CharTay]

I should of done it when I cut my fenders and did my highlift mounts

 

[DirtyRob]

I did the same thing on mine. Also put some near my rock sliders for wheeling at night. The ones in the rear are also good for folks that want to follow with their brights on, but I don't know anyone who would do that :whistling:

 

[Bdm09]

I did the same thing on mine. Also put some near my rock sliders for wheeling at night. The ones in the rear are also good for folks that want to follow with their brights on, but I don't know anyone who would do that :whistling:

Good idea on the sliders. And I've thought about the people that force me into road rage. Now I have some "back off" lights.