whpony96

Totally sealed no water in any form will effect them. 100% sealed you can mount these on a boat hull under water or a pool and never have issues with water damage. Now with the mud you just need to wipe the lens off with your finger if the lens gets blocked with mud. Now in the rain is cool because the way I have them mounted on the flares. The water will tend to drip from the leds (since they are the lowest point.) and with the leds turned on it will cause a fiber optic effect and a "string of light" will drip\run off of them..

I installed these on 4\11\09 and wanted to run them for a bit before giving my opinion on them. They have seen every type of weather so far and not a single issue with them. Other than me breaking one off with a tree branch. But knowing I can fix them for $2.99 is sweet piece of mind!!

Geeper4x4

Looks like a very low cost and very efficient light mod. Nice clean install that is so simple,"even a caveman can do it". I like this mod. I have not wheeled at night but this is such a low cost that I just might install these for the chance of a night run or a repair late at night. Thanks whpony96 ... bookmarked

TheBeatenPath

we need night pics

whpony96

See post one is night pics.....or do you mean night run pics?

whpony96

You know these come in handy when airing back up from a night run! Another thing is if you break something at night you can see under your rig without using a flash light. Also If your trail leader on a run it makes it nice for everyone to see your rig better.

These are insanely bright when parked in snow! Once we get snow again I will post pics.. (And by no means am I hoping for it yet!)

sclan

This is very nice. Did you just run all the lights to 1 set of wires (1xpos, 1xgrnd) then run up into the jeep and connected to 1 switch?

Or do you have a switch for just the fronts, then the back?

TheBeatenPath

when i fuirst looked at it it was defintely day pics
he msut of switched em

whpony96

Nope same pics the 3rd post is day pics though..

whpony96

Correct (1xpos, 1xgrnd) and a single switch but you can easily split it up if you wanted too. I just wanted to hit one switch to activate them all at once.

Also no relay needed since the current draw is so low. But definitely use a fuse with a low rating! (I used a 5 amp blade type)

TheBeatenPath

ohh i forgot my browse r on this website likes to move down past the first post ur right

dedede