Off Road Lights, where to buy them
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From: Oregon Indian Reservation
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I want to mount some off road lights on my roof rack. Anyone have any suggestions on where to find some good lights at a decent price?
Also, how do you bring the wire from the lights into the your jeep?
Also, how do you bring the wire from the lights into the your jeep?
BAJA lights from Walmart are $20 a pair and work great. Pull your driverside roof rail off and drill a hole in the roof where the rail will cover it . Then silicone the crap out of it . Remount the rail and your good to go. Did it to mine and works awesome. I recommend going with 4 lights(2 kits). I tried 2 lights and it looked like mickey mouse. 4 looks much better.
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From: In yourz postez fissin jurr spelinzs
Year: 1990XJ/1989MJ
Model: Comanche
Engine: 4.0L Renix
Use a trailer plug so you can disconnect them and remove them if it becomes neccesary. Wally World lights get the job done. I have some on my pickup but have Hellas and KCs on my Cherokee.
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From: Appleton Wisconsin
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Yeah the BAJA's are the way to go. stock there okay. I used the stock wiring and wasn't pleased so i just rewired with 10ga and 25 amp fuses. Check my thread out theres more info there. And there are more pictures as well.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/showth...875#post261875
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/showth...875#post261875
Last edited by kitsapfreerider; Aug 28, 2009 at 11:34 AM. Reason: Helps to post the link I suggested
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From: Appleton Wisconsin
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Oh and check your local laws. I have to have mine off and covered on public roads. Its really a PITA when your going from one farm trail to another.
Baja Lights do get the job done. But if you don't mind spending a little extra you can go with the Hella 500's. I've seen some in local AutoZones so depending on your location you maybe can pick up a pair from there. They're right at $80 for a pair.
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From: Appleton Wisconsin
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Walmart sells Hella 500 for 60$ a pair, but thats to much to have one ripped off when offroading. get three pairs for 60 and put four forward and two as reverse lights. Oh and in that picture I have the 2 stock Hella's on my grill and 4 modified BAJA's on my roof. just a comparison.
Last edited by kitsapfreerider; Aug 29, 2009 at 12:28 AM.
I had the Baja lights for about two months. They looked decent and performed pretty good. But after only 3 trips through the woods with them on the entire time, the bulbs died. I can't vouch for the life of these bulbs, so I went with another cheap pair of lights, but a different brand; Pilot. They've performed when I needed them the most and they are pretty bright, plus I think they look a little better than Bajas. They sell them at AutoZone too. As far as wiring goes I just mount the lights where I want them then run the wiring through the firewall, putting the rocker switch as desired. And I made sure I wire-tied all of my wires to something to avoid being ripped (since I don't have a tranny skid), and to avoid my fan.



