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I just finished putting some Offroad lights behind the grille in my truck and I must say it looks damn good! And it is very easy as well I highly reccomend it!
I just finished putting some Offroad lights behind the grille in my truck and I must say it looks damn good! And it is very easy as well I highly reccomend it!
Yep I have 7 inch lights but took them off cause they were a alittle big check out my gallery
Last edited by SuperSnake; May 28, 2007 at 06:06 PM.
I can say on my truck it was easy. Remove the chrome trim, remove the grille, drill a few holes, mount bracket, mount lights, replace grille, replace trim. You can change the bulbs on mine without removing the grille, but I did it anyways, just made it simpler.
If you can see on my picture there are also two lights in the bumper, those were even easier, take a drill from the bottom of the truck, drill four holes, mount lights. End of story.
The difference is great, but running 280W at idle isn't going over so well with my electrical system, especially with the radio on.
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