[Arcticcat843]

Im talking ones that are sunk into the tub....Anyone ahve a writup or anything? pics are good....

[Renegade79]

mine aren't LED, but they are flush mount. from what i've seen i think the 4inch round LED's are more common. they were pretty easy to install too. just made a template out of cardboard, traced it onto the sheet metal, then cut the holes with a pneumatic reciprocating saw. don't mind the rough paint job. i'm waiting til it gets colder before i get back to body/paint work. its just way too nice here in SC to have the jeep off the road.

[jeff83]

If you want to do the recessed tail lights then spend the money and buy the poisen spider crusher corners with the holes already drilled.

[The Keith]

Here's mine:


I used ajig-saw to cut the hole in the corner guards (hole was already in the body) and a connector from a trailer wiring harness to connect the lights. I spliced into the origional back-up wires and ran them to a 55 watt KC lights back up kit and mounted them under the bumper.
If you need so more details, I can get out tomorrow after work and take some better pics.

[poppatello]

Originally Posted by The Keith

Here's mine:


I used ajig-saw to cut the hole in the corner guards (hole was already in the body) and a connector from a trailer wiring harness to connect the lights. I spliced into the origional back-up wires and ran them to a 55 watt KC lights back up kit and mounted them under the bumper.
If you need so more details, I can get out tomorrow after work and take some better pics.

yep, mine look like Keiths. I paid a total of 65 bucks for my set up! Gotta say though, I miss the old look.