jeepboy1990

i wanna put strobes in my headlights idk if i can tho its metal but its only glasslens tho nothing else i dont think

here is the strobe bulb



i need to drill a 1 inch hole into the top of headlight

Gee oh Dee

Do you know how strobes actually work?

You don't just replace the ****ing bulb.

First you have to get a strobe module, from say Sound off Signal, or Code 3. Then you must have a switch to activate it. Wire it all in, and then you have strobing headlights.

You don't need to replace the bulb unless you have HID lights that take a second to get to full power.

I know this because I sell strobe kits to law enforcement and security agencies.

jeepboy1990

lol bro i have 6 strobes in my jeep i no i dont have to replace my bulb these r extras not the point ii need to drill into my headlight but idk if its safe to drill or not

jeepboy1990

anything

Gee oh Dee

Thats just a bulb, a halogen strobe TUBE. Its not gonna strobe unless you've got the hardware to make it strobe.

To answer your question cutting the housing/reflector isn't gonna hurt anything.

But its not gonna strobe, so whats the point?

jeepboy1990

i have the power supply u wanna see it here
heres the switch also to answer ur first question

jeepboy1990

jeepboy1990

thing is my strobes idk how to wire lol i aint good with electrical lol so there mounted in my tailights i have 2 in each tailights 1 in each blinker and now soon to be in headlights

Gee oh Dee

If you got the correct hardware it should have a wiring diagram with it.

And hey, its a SOS product like I sell!

We use their ETHFSS, usually with a CV at the end to denote that its for Crown Vics.

jeepboy1990

thing is i no nothing about wiring electrical anything with electric im pretty much a lost puppy lol. but yea my buddy is gonna do it since i no nothing but like i said r u positive that if i drill into my headlamp i wont break anything.

Gee oh Dee

You shouldn't. But be careful, wouldn't be a bad idea to try on some JY housings.

Its not like they are plastic and will melt, which is the biggest concern I'd have.

I think you just splice them into the power and ground, but I'm not an install guy. I just sell the hell outta them.

jeepboy1990

ok thanks