Questions on "Baja Tough" Lights
10-08-2009, 12:07 AM
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Questions on "Baja Tough" Lights
I am looking at a $20 set of 4x7" "Baja Tough" 55w Driving lights from Walmart. I have heard good things about them. I was just wondering what they look like on the top of the front bumper (where the holes are in the bumper). Do they look OK or they kinda ugly? Im thinking since theyre so big it might be ugly, so if you have any pics of them mounted on the front bumper it would be nice. Winter is coming and I would like some nice driving lights for cheap.. I dont have alot of money; so dont recommend any $100 lights, right now Im just interested in these because theyre cheap and I have heard good things about them. Also, How would I hook them up to a relay, as apposed to using the included wiring?
Sorry for the long post.
Thanks for the help,
Dylan
Sorry for the long post.
Thanks for the help,
Dylan
10-08-2009, 03:05 PM
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17 views and no replies.. Apparently no one has these lights on their front bumper, or doesnt want to share pics? They are also called "Blazer" lights too I think. They are 4"x7" and I was wondering what they would look like...
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10-08-2009, 07:28 PM
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i dont have them on my front bumper but i hace 4 on my roof rack. had not had any problems with them besides the hardware rusting easy. buy extra wire and IWR another switch. i have some pics in my albums of them and the wiring. i would post them but there is a lot
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10-08-2009, 07:39 PM
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i didnt have to take the bumper off, although taking that stupid piece of plastic under the bumper that is atteched to the flares off, makes it much easier.
10-08-2009, 07:55 PM
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looked at the pics, it looks good. I like where you have your switch.
10-08-2009, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by mike albo
Nope, just had to be a contortionist.
10-08-2009, 08:12 PM
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where in michigan, im in michigan as well.
oh and btw idk who it was, but whoever said the provided hardware rusts, was dead on. especially hear the bolts provided were rusted the day after the first snow lol.
oh and btw idk who it was, but whoever said the provided hardware rusts, was dead on. especially hear the bolts provided were rusted the day after the first snow lol.
10-08-2009, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by mocXI
where in michigan, im in michigan as well.
oh and btw idk who it was, but whoever said the provided hardware rusts, was dead on. especially hear the bolts provided were rusted the day after the first snow lol.
oh and btw idk who it was, but whoever said the provided hardware rusts, was dead on. especially hear the bolts provided were rusted the day after the first snow lol.
10-08-2009, 10:29 PM
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I rock these lights, My fogs were broken so I wired them into that harness so I can use the factory switch. These lights are tanks for how cheap they are. I recomened them.
More pics in my build thread
More pics in my build thread
10-10-2009, 02:18 AM
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i just installed these last saturday. my only complaints are that to get the driver's side on, you have to have skinny arms (which i don't) and be a contortionist (which im not.) it was a PITA. passenger side was a breeze. because of the lack of room to move your arm around on the driver's side, i lost the split lock washer, so it has wiggled itself loose already. i plan on taking some time tomorrow and somehow getting it securely locked down. last week when i installed them i was going on 28 hours no sleep, so i had very little patience! also, the ground wires on the lights are very short so i had to extend them. Take off your grille when you install them, it will not only give you more room to move around the lights, but it will make running the wires a lot easier.
also, I'm not really impressed with brightness. From what i have read, it's common to run a relay setup and change the bulbs to 100W. Stock they are 55W if i remember right. Good luck, and for the price you can't beat them!
also, I'm not really impressed with brightness. From what i have read, it's common to run a relay setup and change the bulbs to 100W. Stock they are 55W if i remember right. Good luck, and for the price you can't beat them!
