rally lights installed Options

[windowlicker]

first let me start by saying, i know that this is not a lot of people's personal preference, and well i don't really care about making this car look anything even resembling show quality. since i will be driving this car in rallyx, driving it off road, and running the canyons at night, these lights will come in rather handy.

basically i had these lights that i bought for my last car, but never had the chance to install them. i went and got some materials from home depot for the light bar, cut them to length, and got all the necessary wiring and connectors. i had a guy at work weld the steel together for the bars and then this weekend i installed everything this weekend. still have some things to finish up tonight, but its about 85-90% done. i wired everything so that i can run my low beams, high beams, and all four fog lights at the same time. all i know is that the people in the house at the end of the street must have hated me last night cause them lights was bright as hell. oh, and i got two other little foglights that are sitting around that i'll install later in the spots where stock fog lights would go.

[Akirad1]

looks good i wanted to do like the whole WRC clone with the molded piece on the bumper, and all that stuff but i deciede to go a different way.

[windowlicker]

looks good i wanted to do like the whole WRC clone with the molded piece on the bumper, and all that stuff but i deciede to go a different way.

not only was it cheaper to go the way i did, but i noticed on cars that other people had with them, they get in the way of the viewing the road a bit. a guy i talk with at rallyx has a full rally prepped srt4 and he took off the light pod and hasn't put it back on for a while. it will come in handy for night runs, but he prefers not having it on in the day.

this way it doesn't block my view, doesn't block airflow into the radiator, and allows me to have extra light when i want it and i can take off the whole assembly rather easily and quickly.