Lighting.
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Lighting.
I was browsing thru the gallery and saw a SD with the backup lights in a housing on the reciever hitch. The name of the truck owned was Christian or somthing like that form PA.
Can anybody direct me towards the company that makes this little set up. It was really nice and neat. It did not look like a bolt on type of thing it looked more like a factory thing.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
God bless our Troops.
Can anybody direct me towards the company that makes this little set up. It was really nice and neat. It did not look like a bolt on type of thing it looked more like a factory thing.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
God bless our Troops.
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Lighting.
I think you are speaking of the Whitenight setup. Check out www.whitenight.com.
Jimmie
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Jimmie
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Lighting.
If you plan on towing anything , i would recommend taking the whitenights off. I was towing my 28' enclosed trailer , and had to make a tight turn and basically exploded the entire housing....
After that happened , i just drilled a hole on each side of my hitch and got two PIAA lights , work better , out of the way , and put out about 3 times the light from the WhiteNight setup.....
After that happened , i just drilled a hole on each side of my hitch and got two PIAA lights , work better , out of the way , and put out about 3 times the light from the WhiteNight setup.....
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Lighting.
thanks, I hadn't thought about that but I guess that it could be a real concern. I've got a couple of white fog lamps from NAPA. I might just try and mount them instead. I don't usually tow with the reciever howerer the possibility does exist.
Unlike some I do use my truck for a truck.
Again thanks.
God bless our Troops.
Unlike some I do use my truck for a truck.
Again thanks.
God bless our Troops.
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Lighting.
Instead of using fog lights try some floodlights. You will get even more light. I have seen some F-150's with the floodlights and it's a huge difference over the fogs. The Whitenight does look pretty clean though.
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