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Has anyone installed a rock light kit? I would really appreciate seeing some pictures. I'm considering the Rigid Industries kit in cool white.

 

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Josh

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Hello I have a rock light kit installed and love it. I only have 4 so 1 in each wheel well and they are super bright. They light up the top of the wheels along with the inner part of the wheel well and a good portion of the ground around the wheels

 

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Hello I have a rock light kit installed and love it. I only have 4 so 1 in each wheel well and they are super bright. They light up the top of the wheels along with the inner part of the wheel well and a good portion of the ground around the wheels

 

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Awesome! Which kit did you go with? How did you decide to trigger the lights? Have any pictures of them on at night?

 

Josh

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Awesome! Which kit did you go with? How did you decide to trigger the lights? Have any pictures of them on at night?

 

Josh

I ended up going with c4 offroad lights and wired them all up to a junction that is under the hood of the truck and then after the 4 lights were plugged into the junction ran power from the battery to the junction. I then ran the switch from the junction through the firewall on the drivers side. I am mounting the switch in the pannel up by the homelink buttons.

 

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I ended up going with c4 offroad lights and wired them all up to a junction that is under the hood of the truck and then after the 4 lights were plugged into the junction ran power from the battery to the junction. I then ran the switch from the junction through the firewall on the drivers side. I am mounting the switch in the pannel up by the homelink buttons.

That looks awesome man! Now I'm excited for mine haha

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That looks awesome man! Now I'm excited for mine haha

Hey was wondering if you ever got those rock lights installed?

 

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Hey was wondering if you ever got those rock lights installed?

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Ordered them, received them, but haven't installed them yet. I will definitely upload some pics when I do :)

 

Josh

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Ordered them, received them, but haven't installed them yet. I will definitely upload some pics when I do :)

 

Josh

Sounds good and I'm looking forward to seeing pics. What company did you end up going with?

 

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Sounds good and I'm looking forward to seeing pics. What company did you end up going with?

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I got the rigid industries 4 light kit. I got it in cool white :)

 

Josh

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I got the rigid industries 4 light kit. I got it in cool white :)

 

Josh

Wow you are doing it right. Those are some bright lights they are going to look great when all mounted up

 

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Wow you are doing it right. Those are some bright lights they are going to look great when all mounted up

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Thanks, I figured if I did it right I'd only have to do it once. Plus I'm a huge fan of both rigid and baja designs products.

 

Josh

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