i have been using these as my rock lights for almost two years now and they work great through water mud and are still bright and going strong. Too each his own if you are into the aftermarket impulse buys like 400.00 rock lights, but for under 50 with tax you have the same thing with virtually the same performance. If you break one who cares 20 and you have a new one and a spare! i even thought about getting a few more for other locations since they hold up so well. just my 2cents
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I've used these lights as back up helper lights for a little over a year now, love them I mounted just under my bumper. They have really taken some abuse and still working.
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Definitely going to do this, does it need a relay or any additional switch or each come with own relay? I don't have the daystar panel. I'm thinking of running the pairs individually that way I have lots of switches, I have a bunch of 16 gauge wire would that be sufficient?
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For the price and the light they put out....on my mod list for sure :thumbsup: Thanks WOL
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Originally Posted by matt852
(Post 2308330)
Definitely going to do this, does it need a relay or any additional switch or each come with own relay? I don't have the daystar panel. I'm thinking of running the pairs individually that way I have lots of switches, I have a bunch of 16 gauge wire would that be sufficient?
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I would like to do this, but I am not real good with electrical things. I can follow this write up pretty well, nice write up. I was able to follow the side marker mod and got that done the first time, so I can follow instruction ok. My questions would be, if I want to have 4 light (2 pair), one set for the front and one set for the rear;
1) What relay do I need and where would I put it? 2) For the set in the back, where would be a good place to mount them? 3) Where/how does one run the wires from that back to the front? My first thought was to have the 2 pair of light turn on with one switch. Will the switch that comes with the light be enough, or should I get another switch, and if so, what kind? PS: I don't have the day star panel, so I was looking at mounting the switch on the lower driver panel somewhere. Is there a water proof toggle switch I can use? |
Originally Posted by ilflyya
(Post 2308005)
I'd love to see the Walmart Automotive Dept. buyer's face when sales suddenly sky rocket on this item :)
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Originally Posted by wayoflife
(Post 2308900)
you only need to use a relay if you plan on hooking up more than a pair of lights to one switch and if you do that, you will need to use something more like a 12 or 10 gauge wire. the kit comes with switches that don't even fit the daystar panel anyway so you can pretty much use whatever you want and locate them wherever you can.
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adding to the list!! Sweet mod!!!
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Originally Posted by DJSJK50
(Post 2309161)
1) What relay do I need and where would I put it?
2) For the set in the back, where would be a good place to mount them? 3) Where/how does one run the wires from that back to the front? My first thought was to have the 2 pair of light turn on with one switch. Will the switch that comes with the light be enough, or should I get another switch, and if so, what kind? PS: I don't have the day star panel, so I was looking at mounting the switch on the lower driver panel somewhere. Is there a water proof toggle switch I can use? |
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