Rigid Series E Lights

I recently purchased a pair of four inch Rigid Series E lights. I also bought the bracket to go around my front plate as we need to display one here in CT. My truck has not come in yet, but I am wondering how difficult of job this install is? Has anyone done one of these? I was told (and hope it is true), there is no drilling needed. I also am a bit confused on the whole wiring procedure. I would like these lights to be powered by Auxilary Upswitch One. Am I jumping into something a bit complicated, or should I just pay someone to do it? It seems like the bracket is extremely forgiving and where the lights go is pretty straight forward. Any input, instructions or videos would be awesome!

I also didn't wanna mess up the install of my LED bar. But I did it myself with the help of a friend. If it says bolt on, then it's bolt on. You can do it with basic hand tools, common sense, and YouTube videos.

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Its a piece of cake. Did mine in a few hours.

Thanks. Any words of wisdom on the hook up to the Aux Switches?

trafficman337 said:

Thanks. Any words of wisdom on the hook up to the Aux Switches?

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here is the Sticky in the "How-to" section

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f170/wire-raptor-aux-upfitter-switches-20335/

trafficman337 said:

Thanks. Any words of wisdom on the hook up to the Aux Switches?

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I soldered and heat shrunk all my connections under the dash and hood. Use lots of patience while youre under the dash, its a pretty tight area.

For the wires under the hood, get some spade connectors and solder or crimp them to those wires. That way if you ever decide to change out lights then it will simply be a plug and play connection.

I also wired my AUX lights to come on when my high beams are activated.

There is drilling involved, you have to make 2 holes for the bracket, pretty simple

AlternativeOffroad said:

There is drilling involved, you have to make 2 holes for the bracket, pretty simple

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Yep... 2 - 1/2" holes. Easily accessible once the lower grill is removed. I modified my lower grill to go back into place to give a more finished look.



I was out measuring for the Baja Design 40" bar which I ordered today.