Due to my back issues I had a buddy do it...wasn't bad, about 5-6 hours (only because I was in his way...grin).
Due to my back issues I had a buddy do it...wasn't bad, about 5-6 hours (only because I was in his way...grin).
Got a gas can setup on the bed rack. Had to rearrange the items on the rack to better distribute the weight. Think the rack is basically built-out now. Further down the road I will add a spare tire mount when I go from my 35s to 37s. Will probably add a 100w solar panel on top of the spare or the traction pads also.
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What rack system is this? I’ve been looking for something that will work with Ramboxes to mount a RRT on. Thanks.
How is the light spread on those fog lights compared to stock? They look good and I’m sure the light output (raw lumens) is better than stock, but I have to say the light spread/beam pattern on the stock fog lights is really good simply because they wrap around the side of the bumper...
I have the SAE and they have a pretty dang good cutoff. Here is a pic I posted before I went Led lowbeams. Shows how the BD fogs fill in below the headlightsHow is the light spread on those fog lights compared to stock? They look good and I’m sure the light output (raw lumens) is better than stock, but I have to say the light spread/beam pattern on the stock fog lights is really good simply because they wrap around the side of the bumper...
Also Are they the SAE fog lights or the regular “wide/fog beam”? I see people (Tacoma/4 runner drivers) with what look to be Baja designs fog lights driving around and they produce an obnoxious amount of glare.
Here is my headlights with the SAE squadrons. My driveway is a slight incline so that’s why the pattern is higher on the garage door.
but, the SAE squadrons fill in light under the headlights. The Jeep is in the way to show the width of the beam but I think the pic shows the general idea
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Mine are the SAE lights.How is the light spread on those fog lights compared to stock? They look good and I’m sure the light output (raw lumens) is better than stock, but I have to say the light spread/beam pattern on the stock fog lights is really good simply because they wrap around the side of the bumper...
Also Are they the SAE fog lights or the regular “wide/fog beam”? I see people (Tacoma/4 runner drivers) with what look to be Baja designs fog lights driving around and they produce an obnoxious amount of glare.
Looks great. Love BDUpgraded to the baja designs S2 Pocket Fog Lights designed for the TRX but also fit the Power Wagon.
Boy do those suckers throw out light over stock.
The second pic is just the baja design lights on the garage, no headlights.
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I love this. Might be doing the same thing to mine now.Upgraded to the baja designs S2 Pocket Fog Lights designed for the TRX but also fit the Power Wagon.
Boy do those suckers throw out light over stock.
The second pic is just the baja design lights on the garage, no headlights.
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Awesome. 100% plug and play?Upgraded to the baja designs S2 Pocket Fog Lights designed for the TRX but also fit the Power Wagon.
Boy do those suckers throw out light over stock.
The second pic is just the baja design lights on the garage, no headlights.
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Yeah the kit from BD is completely plug and play. Even comes with a pigtail to connect the OEM connector for the lights to the harness on the new lights and a bracket.Awesome. 100% plug and play?
does look like they might create a lot of glare though due to the light scatter out of the main beam area.
Thanks... sounds like good kit.Yeah the kit from BD is completely plug and play. Even comes with a pigtail to connect the OEM connector for the lights to the harness on the new lights and a bracket.
Not cheap but good.
That close up pic shows the light more concentrated then it is. The throw is very directed and not straight on so won't blind people.
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Congrats for making it through unscathed!! I would have loved to see the video, maybe next time. Don't be so hard on her, at least she went with you.Went to Uwharrie on Sunday. Put the PW and the 37's to test on the backside of Danial. Rock crawled up the backside, for those of you who are familiar and went through the mud bowl. Had to be a little careful, since I have no rock sliders. The wife was so scared I would flip and completely disregarded videoing my first time doing this. To say the least. I was extremely pissed since I made it! However, she could see how important it was to have the rock sliders. Now to decide on Maple or White Knuckle??? Lol! I guess I've scored all away around today.
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How tight were the trails for the PW? I haven't been up there in a couple of years and never in a full-size.Went to Uwharrie on Sunday. Put the PW and the 37's to test on the backside of Danial. Rock crawled up the backside, for those of you who are familiar and went through the mud bowl. Had to be a little careful, since I have no rock sliders. The wife was so scared I would flip and completely disregarded videoing my first time doing this. To say the least. I was extremely pissed since I made it! However, she could see how important it was to have the rock sliders. Now to decide on Maple or White Knuckle??? Lol! I guess I've scored all away around today.