RiDE
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Right now my SRM2's are wired into my reverse lights. So they only turn on when the rig is in reverse. I will eventually run another wire to be able to control them when i want, i.e lights for setting up camp.
[MENTION=89333]DM4RNR[/MENTION] SSO supplies a printable template for you tape to your frame and cut. Pretty simple task with the right tools.
[MENTION=137555]Sleeter[/MENTION] it's top secret. no, but i did do a bunch of research to make sure the right mount would fit that tank. Smittybilt C02 mount.
[MENTION=89333]DM4RNR[/MENTION] SSO supplies a printable template for you tape to your frame and cut. Pretty simple task with the right tools.
[MENTION=137555]Sleeter[/MENTION] it's top secret. no, but i did do a bunch of research to make sure the right mount would fit that tank. Smittybilt C02 mount.
Thanks for the detailed response RIDE.
Already ordered a set of SRMs from SSS.
Looking forward to night pics.
I was just up in Lake Tahoe and had to back down a 200' narrow road to the driveway of the cabin we rented. Could not do it at night, too dangerous.
The SRMs probably would have given me enough light to do it.
Are your SRM2s triggered by your oem reverse light switch or do you have a separate switch to control that excessive light output?
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