back-up lights
#2
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.
#4
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
#5
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?
#6
Here are mine:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/il...erse-fogs.html
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