custom -behind grill 4x4 lights
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custom -behind grill 4x4 lights
got bored one day
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took out the horns and any other non essential crap (horns,wiring, radiator lol jk)
threw in some lights!and a toggle
BAM! cant even tell
check it out
took out the horns and any other non essential crap (horns,wiring, radiator lol jk)
threw in some lights!and a toggle
BAM! cant even tell
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Looks great!!!, I think i shall do the same on my project. Thanks for the idea!.
Are those head lights you installed?, or just big foggers?
Are those head lights you installed?, or just big foggers?
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i think they are $16 a pop. take out your horm, check to see if they scrape radiator(shouldnt) took me like 1 hour good luck!
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the grill doesnt stop them at all. they blast...
some guy flashed me for having my high beams on, and i flicked all of them on and i swear i saw him swerve... they have a distant narrow beam..
works great.
temp never changes, not even a scoach...
but our weather is generally colder here anyway
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when i wired em, there is three prongs ones the negative, the other is positive High (beam) and positive Low (beam) i wired them on high...
the grill doesnt stop them at all. they blast...
some guy flashed me for having my high beams on, and i flicked all of them on and i swear i saw him swerve... they have a distant narrow beam..
works great.
temp never changes, not even a scoach...
but our weather is generally colder here anyway
the grill doesnt stop them at all. they blast...
some guy flashed me for having my high beams on, and i flicked all of them on and i swear i saw him swerve... they have a distant narrow beam..
works great.
temp never changes, not even a scoach...
but our weather is generally colder here anyway