can i used these lights on the 1:25th revell wrecker tow truck? and can i combine two light kits with this and will they flash and blink?
996095
I would think you could put 2 light kits in the model if it's big enough to house the control modules. They would function as 2 separate systems though. There really is no way to combine 2 kits without wire splicing and then I'm not sure that the module could handle the additional lights.
777082
I bought them, they were flood. I bought a trailer plug extension, stripped the ends off, and made them into my reverse lights. I highly recommend these. If you'd like to see the results and sight of this beam, visit my instagram, alex_coble on there there will be a picture of one installed. Later I will post a better one. If you don't get around to that, I'd still recommend these if you're going for the flood beam!
766654
Yeah they should work I had a Dodge 1500 that had no previous clearance lights, all you have to do is drill out the whole and make sure you seal it when you install the light. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to install cab lights. Also you will have to take apart the canvas on the ceiling of your truck so you can get to the body, after all that then drill out your holes. I used 3" painters tape to measure the center of the truck and then used a piece to go from one side to the other to get a straight line, I drew the holes on the tape and drilled them out after checking everything was evenly spaced apart. I hope this helps! Yeah they should work I had a Dodge 1500 that had no previous clearance lights, all you have to do is drill out the whole and make sure you seal it when you install the light. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to install cab lights. Also you will have to take apart the canvas on the ceiling of your truck so you can get to the body, after all that then drill out your holes. I used 3" painters tape to measure the center of the truck and then used a piece to go from one side to the other to get a straight line, I drew the holes on the tape and drilled them out after checking... » Read More Yeah they should work I had a Dodge 1500 that had no previous clearance lights, all you have to do is drill out the whole and make sure you seal it when you install the light. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to install cab lights. Also you will have to take apart the canvas on the ceiling of your truck so you can get to the body, after all that then drill out your holes. I used 3" painters tape to measure the center of the truck and then used a piece to go from one side to the other to get a straight line, I drew the holes on the tape and drilled them out after checking everything was evenly spaced apart. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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One they already have halo's that probably aren't as bright as you'd like but as far as I know no headlights are specifically designed for that. You need to open the seal somehow there are various methods of how to do so online. Then re seal them if you are adding strip to them. I would recommend going to your nearest truck customization shop and seeing what they reccomend.
1867133
I suppose yoou could use other lights - However, yo need to be real careful about the amps being pulled as this is not a commercial systme and you burn fuses up real quick.
2159363
You also need a adapter that doesn't make it flash (so fast that your eyes won't catch it, I don't know why Jeep did this). If you don't get this, the light will burn up pretty quickly ( work for months then quit). Chevy did this with DTR and led lasted me 2 months.
1236798
Both leads frm light are about 5" and the ground lead on the harness is only about 2'. You would need to extend the ground on the harnss to each quick connect or attach a short wire from the trailer frame to your quick connect. They should work fine.
2206723
Not sure, I believe the lights are in series-if you break the circut on one they all go out. perfect lenght for my 92 Chev step sife p up
855882
I have not. My low and high beams work. This is the first time I purchased from this seller. Make sure you don't need a relay kit.
1977477
yes if you want it to blink you have to use a flasher. The only issue I have had with them is make sure you mount them perfectly flat or the lenses pop off.
806169
No. But each light kit has its omen transformer. You can add a couple of the lower voltage/wattage lights, but not the full 2nd kit. The lights are not of equal brightness if you do.
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I put these on 85 cj7 and worked perfectly. They are much brighter and look good in my opinion.I have heard if you change the front turn lamps to LEDs you might have an issue with the flasher but I cannot confirm.
766649
Yeah they should work I had a Dodge 1500 that had no previous clearance lights, all you have to do is drill out the whole and make sure you seal it when you install the light. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to install cab lights. Also you will have to take apart the canvas on the ceiling of your truck so you can get to the body, after all that then drill out your holes. I used 3" painters tape to measure the center of the truck and then used a piece to go from one side to the other to get a straight line, I drew the holes on the tape and drilled them out after checking everything was evenly spaced apart. I hope this helps!
1857564
I don't know. The kit seems to be designed to work with speed lights. I will tell you that this box is VERY hard to assemble.
1558754
If the bulb set is an H11 with separate high and low beams it will work on the low beams. Make sure to test that both of the bulbs are working before you mount the ballasts. You might consider zip-ties initially until you see that the kit works for a least a month.
799271
Yes they could be but they are very bright so i would only use 1 of them. I'm getting ready to start looking for the back of my truck also. I'm going to look for a little smaller light. Hope this was a little help to you.
8411
As long as you get the right bulb size they well. Double check what size bulb your lights take. This kit is a plug & play meaning all you have to do is plug them in. Make sure you find a spot to mount the ballast