Added Recon White Lightning...
#1
Added Recon White Lightning...
also added cargo bed lights...but I don't have pics of those yet.
We (my brother-in-law and I) hard-wired the Recon in to the brake lights and reverse lights rather than mess with the trailer hook up. We also used stainless self-tapping screws and bolted it right to the bed. It's not going anywhere.
We (my brother-in-law and I) hard-wired the Recon in to the brake lights and reverse lights rather than mess with the trailer hook up. We also used stainless self-tapping screws and bolted it right to the bed. It's not going anywhere.
#4
very nice. Is that the "Fire & Ice" bar?
How'd you do the hard wiring? When I mentioned this to someone they said they bought a trailer kit for their truck that plugged in-line with the tailights so they didn't have to get into the factory wiring (and it's not permanent). Seems like a decent way to run something like this, especially for those of us who are electrically challenged.
How'd you do the hard wiring? When I mentioned this to someone they said they bought a trailer kit for their truck that plugged in-line with the tailights so they didn't have to get into the factory wiring (and it's not permanent). Seems like a decent way to run something like this, especially for those of us who are electrically challenged.
#5
very nice. Is that the "Fire & Ice" bar?
How'd you do the hard wiring? When I mentioned this to someone they said they bought a trailer kit for their truck that plugged in-line with the tailights so they didn't have to get into the factory wiring (and it's not permanent). Seems like a decent way to run something like this, especially for those of us who are electrically challenged.
How'd you do the hard wiring? When I mentioned this to someone they said they bought a trailer kit for their truck that plugged in-line with the tailights so they didn't have to get into the factory wiring (and it's not permanent). Seems like a decent way to run something like this, especially for those of us who are electrically challenged.
We wired into the factory lighting. I didn't want to leave it plugged into the trailer hookup...looked odd to me...also, I didn't want to leave that open all the time, especially through a Wisconsin winter. So, in the trailer/tow kit that came with the truck, there was a piece of paper in there that explained what wires were what. We simply tapped into the wires in the tail lights. Had to clip off the Recon plug, peel apart the wires and run them individually to the factory wires. Wasn't too bad.
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It's similar to the Fire and Ice. The White Lightning is a solid one-piece. The F&I looks a little different.
We wired into the factory lighting. I didn't want to leave it plugged into the trailer hookup...looked odd to me...also, I didn't want to leave that open all the time, especially through a Wisconsin winter. So, in the trailer/tow kit that came with the truck, there was a piece of paper in there that explained what wires were what. We simply tapped into the wires in the tail lights. Had to clip off the Recon plug, peel apart the wires and run them individually to the factory wires. Wasn't too bad.
We wired into the factory lighting. I didn't want to leave it plugged into the trailer hookup...looked odd to me...also, I didn't want to leave that open all the time, especially through a Wisconsin winter. So, in the trailer/tow kit that came with the truck, there was a piece of paper in there that explained what wires were what. We simply tapped into the wires in the tail lights. Had to clip off the Recon plug, peel apart the wires and run them individually to the factory wires. Wasn't too bad.