backup lights
well this is your gallery link
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=9504
and if you go into your profile and type in the 4 digit code (on yours its 9504) into the photogallery number, you get the little camera icon next to your truck description in the top right corner of every post.
then find the URL for each image, and copy it into the attach image icon (the little mountain post card looking icon)



And thats some cool monting idea, but i dont know how well it will work on my lowered truck... Ill take a look there tho!
-Patrick
https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=9504
and if you go into your profile and type in the 4 digit code (on yours its 9504) into the photogallery number, you get the little camera icon next to your truck description in the top right corner of every post.
then find the URL for each image, and copy it into the attach image icon (the little mountain post card looking icon)



And thats some cool monting idea, but i dont know how well it will work on my lowered truck... Ill take a look there tho!
-Patrick
yellow/amber turn signals in the rear hmmmmmmm
lets see stylingconcepts adapter, different bulb,
let back ups hang loose
add extra lights under bumper
yea sounds like a good idea
now to find the time,
might take all of an hour or 2 after I get the parts
lets see stylingconcepts adapter, different bulb,
let back ups hang loose
add extra lights under bumper
yea sounds like a good idea
now to find the time,
might take all of an hour or 2 after I get the parts
Check out www.Whiteknight.com if you don't want to do the wiring.
Nice & bright at night. Recon.com has a led bad w b/u leds called fire&ice.
Nice & bright at night. Recon.com has a led bad w b/u leds called fire&ice.
i like the light smounted to the rear leaf's/ Has anyont looked into to mounting them flush in the bumber where the plastic meets the chrome? It woul dhave to be a small fixture but it might work. Any thoughts?
Originally Posted by scottiebe
and one more


Oh yeah, one other thing. Might consider some silicone around the light mount areas as water from driving (or trailering my boat at night, the original thought) will get in and blow the fuses rather quickly. I used to have a picture of the Ranger boat with my truck on the ramp. It really lit up the trailer nicely so I had no problems trailering it at night all by myself.
Last edited by DneelMD; May 2, 2007 at 05:15 PM.
I did the same backup light mod, originally with the wal-mart 'burner' lights. I changed them out later for ones with a better light pattern, but I agree you can't beat the $15 price. If you want a nifty circuit that lets you turn them on with the ignition off, and prevents them from being on unless in reverse with the ignition on, click my signature photo and navigate to the back-up lights mod page and detailed description.







