Clearance LED Lights
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Dublin, CA
Clearance LED Lights
Has anyone ever thought about putting these 3/4" LED's above their windshield to resemble cab lights (like a F250 has)?
Is there a gap behind the metal above the windshield to wire them? I had a few pairs of these lights left over from another mod and just trying to think of some ideas for them. I am thinking of trying to achieve something like this, only with these flush mount LEDS (they are nice and small and wouldn't look to outta place):
Let me know what you think! (If they would look stupid let me know, or if you think it would look good, then let me know that too!)
Is there a gap behind the metal above the windshield to wire them? I had a few pairs of these lights left over from another mod and just trying to think of some ideas for them. I am thinking of trying to achieve something like this, only with these flush mount LEDS (they are nice and small and wouldn't look to outta place):
Let me know what you think! (If they would look stupid let me know, or if you think it would look good, then let me know that too!)
JK Enthusiast
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From: san diego
it would make your jeep unique to say the least. but if they are bright enough how about wiring them into a wheel light for night wheelin. make it so they only come on when a second switch is activated after the running lights are turned on.
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From: trenton ontario canada
the original purpose was for real tractor trucks
semi trucks
lights above the cab were required cause the distance from the windshield to the lights where so great....that when the trucks came over a knowl and on coming cars had high beams on they would see the lights and dim the high beams cause the clearance lights indicated the top of the windsheild so the truck drivers would not be blinded.
that's my story or reasoning to them to exist
cause i highly doubt that a truck driver will pull up to a 12ft under pass and hop out to check to see if the lights on the rig or the trailer will clear the overhead structure.
semi trucks
lights above the cab were required cause the distance from the windshield to the lights where so great....that when the trucks came over a knowl and on coming cars had high beams on they would see the lights and dim the high beams cause the clearance lights indicated the top of the windsheild so the truck drivers would not be blinded.
that's my story or reasoning to them to exist
cause i highly doubt that a truck driver will pull up to a 12ft under pass and hop out to check to see if the lights on the rig or the trailer will clear the overhead structure.
Last edited by WRAITHYJEEP; Nov 7, 2008 at 05:49 PM.