Rigid Flush-Mount LEDs in Rear Bumper! Pics & How-To

Nice!

Nice set up! Great write up too!

Sweet set up and write up! Those look super clean on the stock bumper like that rigid really made a great product with these flush mounts!

Looks great and nice write up. How do the new lights effect the back up camera if any?

Creative, useful application of Rigid's lights. And a great write-up with pics too!

great right up- nice install

nice work!

Wrong Way said:

Looks great and nice write up. How do the new lights effect the back up camera if any?

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with any hope they'll be bright enough that the camera is in daytime mode rather than grainy night time mode lol.

I'll try to wire it up temporarily this weekend just to get some shots. Weather may not be nice enough to hook everything up like I'd like to.

I mounted the same lights in my bumper. Wired the lights through a relay that is activated by the reverse light, but powered through the full time power to the trailer wiring harness. Simple, easy & works flawlessly without washing out the camera. I also put a bypass switch, enabling to switch the lights on/off as a work light.

only problem you don't live closer I'm lacking tools.

DynoDynge said:

I mounted the same lights in my bumper. Wired the lights through a relay that is activated by the reverse light, but powered through the full time power to the trailer wiring harness. Simple, easy & works flawlessly without washing out the camera. I also put a bypass switch, enabling to switch the lights on/off as a work light.

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your pic doesn't work.

Wilson said:

only problem you don't live closer I'm lacking tools.

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Start buying them! Every man should own a drill and drill bits! The spring loaded centerpunch is $1.99 at harbor freight, same with the debur tool. Files are about $6.99 for a 6 pack at Harbor too. They also sell angle grinders for about $30. You'll find a million and one uses once you start getting the tools!