Led light cubes

[JB1]

I mounted mine in the trailer hitch. They are Rigid Ignite lights and they have a diffused flood pattern and are 1000 lumens each. I have them wired to the trailer reverse lights with a diode so I can also turn them on with my AEV switches if I need too.

https://www.ramforum.com/threads/hitch-mounted-rigid-ignite-backup-lights-20641.119417/

 

[Bo Daggart]

I bet that was fun to cut

I mounted mine in the trailer hitch. They are Rigid Ignite lights and they have a diffused flood pattern and are 1000 lumens each. I have them wired to the trailer reverse lights with a diode so I can also turn them on with my AEV switches if I need too.

https://www.ramforum.com/threads/hitch-mounted-rigid-ignite-backup-lights-20641.119417/

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[JB1]

I bet that was fun to cut

We choose to do these things not because they are easy, but because they are hard

Now where have I heard that before lol

 

[james.price.58]

We choose to do these things not because they are easy, but because they are hard

Now where have I heard that before lol

Okay, I have to ask...how did you drill the hitch???? And how long did it take?
Love the look and have a set of the Ignites I was going to install on my Jeep. Just not sure if I own a drill that could get through the hitch

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[JB1]

I used a hole saw bit (1 per side) but yes your correct you do need a decent sized drill to cut thru that thick metal cleanly.


https://www.ramforum.com/threads/hitch-mounted-rigid-ignite-backup-lights-20641.119417/

 

[hemi1282]

I mounted mine in the trailer hitch. They are Rigid Ignite lights and they have a diffused flood pattern and are 1000 lumens each. I have them wired to the trailer reverse lights with a diode so I can also turn them on with my AEV switches if I need too.

https://www.ramforum.com/threads/hitch-mounted-rigid-ignite-backup-lights-20641.119417/

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Super clean!

 

[Badger 13]

With my other trucks I cut holes into the bumper, and they were chrome. As others have said, used blue painters tape, and a template out of cardboard. Measured numerous times before cutting. Used a drill for the initial hole, then an "air saw" to complete the cut. Always used some type of touch up paint on the raw edge of the cut. With my current truck, it has a "round" class IV hitch, so I found "roll bar" mounting brackets. These worked perfect, no drilling or cutting, and I was able to tuck the lights up high.

 

[hemi1282]

It's nice to see everyones own way to mod there trucks