Watcha think about my light mount?
#5
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: West Valley
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
It's all about how you aim them. I got a bunch of crap about that when I was preparing to put my lights on my rack (it does'nt come to the front of the roof), "dude, their just going to reflect off your hood and blind you", yeah, if you aim them at the hood! You just have to aim the lights right. Nice job on your lights man.
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#8
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Joined: Jul 2009
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From: New Jersey (Milltown, Lavallette, and Wayne)
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
Very good attention to detail. Like it was said before it does look factory. I like the idea with the rubber grommets at the end of the split loom. It really cleans it up.
#13
one thing that I have noticed about the location of your switch is it can be akward. mine are mounted down by my left knee. when I would start to get out of town I would fip my 8 lights on and have to lean forward with my fingers on the switches just incase someone came around the corner. yeaterday I piggie backed an extra switch off of my 4 bumper lights and and extra switch off of my 4 overhead lights. I mounted those switches just to the drivers side of the E brake below the enter console lid. I can now lean back in luxury and control my lights. I also now has a double safety switch for each of my lights cuz drunk friends like to play with them in the city. you first have to flip on the switches by my knee to arm second switchs on center console. just a thought
#14
looks good!
maybe add those wires from the front bumper to the roof rack to keep the lights from being ripped off the the woods..
just a thought
but I do like the install.
good job
maybe add those wires from the front bumper to the roof rack to keep the lights from being ripped off the the woods..
just a thought
but I do like the install.
good job