SpazMoid
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Tonight I tackled my Lighting issue. I got 9 of the Harbor Freight Offroad Lights, which come with a 55w H3 bulb, and installed 7 of them up front and 2 in the rear, but Before installing them I changed out all of the 55w bulbs with the H3 100w bulbs 
Then it was time to run all the wires. I used a 18g wire for each one, the 2 on the rear were run down the existing stock roof bar runners, so they are hidden. The other wires were all run down a hole I drilled on the passenger side, and used wire loom to run it inside.
Next now that I have all the wires running into the cab, I wanted to figure out a really nice way to mount all the switches. Before i've just used the dash, but when you have 7 switches that need to be run, dash space goes quick. I devised making a metal switch board. I used some sheet metal I had laying around and drilled 7 holes in it. I then painted it grey to match the dash interior. Then installed the switches
After the switches were done, it was time to run the wires through, I choose to use the cubby hole under the glove box to run the wires. I drilled holes in the rear of it to run wires through, and used a power distribution block from Rockford Fosgate which has 4g wire running with an inline fuse. It then distributes to 18g wire to the switches.
The closed it up, and now it's installed....
Pulled it out and lite it up. When your in front of it, you can't see a bit after looking at it though... They are all aimed and I can basically see 360d now with pure light. It's pretty sweet, ya it might be a bit excessive.. but oh well


Then it was time to run all the wires. I used a 18g wire for each one, the 2 on the rear were run down the existing stock roof bar runners, so they are hidden. The other wires were all run down a hole I drilled on the passenger side, and used wire loom to run it inside.


Next now that I have all the wires running into the cab, I wanted to figure out a really nice way to mount all the switches. Before i've just used the dash, but when you have 7 switches that need to be run, dash space goes quick. I devised making a metal switch board. I used some sheet metal I had laying around and drilled 7 holes in it. I then painted it grey to match the dash interior. Then installed the switches

After the switches were done, it was time to run the wires through, I choose to use the cubby hole under the glove box to run the wires. I drilled holes in the rear of it to run wires through, and used a power distribution block from Rockford Fosgate which has 4g wire running with an inline fuse. It then distributes to 18g wire to the switches.

The closed it up, and now it's installed....

Pulled it out and lite it up. When your in front of it, you can't see a bit after looking at it though... They are all aimed and I can basically see 360d now with pure light. It's pretty sweet, ya it might be a bit excessive.. but oh well


