back-up lights
There are brighter bulbs but they produce minimal gains in light output from what I heard. I think your best bet is to put a set of thin fog lights under the bumper to get the biggest bang for your buck.
Mine cost just $25 from AutoZone and work like a champ. I was worried at first thinking they couldn't possibly be bright enough or high enough quality for just $25 but I was wrong, they're great. Only took about 20 mins to install and wire up.
Mine cost just $25 from AutoZone and work like a champ. I was worried at first thinking they couldn't possibly be bright enough or high enough quality for just $25 but I was wrong, they're great. Only took about 20 mins to install and wire up.
Go to Tractor Supply
Here is a link to a backup light that plugs into your 7 point plug. I have had one for several years and it works great. $20 plug and play.
http://www.tractorsupply.com/vehicle...-light-1430088
http://www.tractorsupply.com/vehicle...-light-1430088
There are brighter bulbs but they produce minimal gains in light output from what I heard. I think your best bet is to put a set of thin fog lights under the bumper to get the biggest bang for your buck.
Mine cost just $25 from AutoZone and work like a champ. I was worried at first thinking they couldn't possibly be bright enough or high enough quality for just $25 but I was wrong, they're great. Only took about 20 mins to install and wire up.

Mine cost just $25 from AutoZone and work like a champ. I was worried at first thinking they couldn't possibly be bright enough or high enough quality for just $25 but I was wrong, they're great. Only took about 20 mins to install and wire up.

Im thinking about buying those today! They look good! Dumb question, Are the bulbs replaceable?
Here are mine:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/il...erse-fogs.html


