Activate Side Mirror Lights while driving?? FORscan

[Sharpie69]

I just bought this. I saw it on another post someone made here. It's plug and play to the module.

2015-2020 F150 Spot Lamp Low Speed Override Adapter. — Boosted GreyGoose Designs

Turn on your oem spot lamps at any speed. Simple PnP design.

www.boostedgreygoosedesigns.net

Hey Raptorsub, when you get it installed, can you post an update/review. I would be interested in something like this
TIA

 

[EastEndAngler]

I ran the Boosted module for a while, worked perfect and easy to install. I now run a Wicked Warnings setup that allows the mirrors spots to strobe or solid burn. I lost independent R/L control of the spots swapping to the Wicked Warnings module but was really after the strobe function.

 

[raptorsub]

I ran the Boosted module for a while, worked perfect and easy to install. I now run a Wicked Warnings setup that allows the mirrors spots to strobe or solid burn. I lost independent R/L control of the spots swapping to the Wicked Warnings module but was really after the strobe function.

I haven't heard of that one. Do you think it ruined the module?

 

[ThePaintPirate]

After reading this thread, can anyone enlighten me on the practical use case for all this? Seems as pointless as the "look at me" rock lights I see on trucks going down the highway.

 

[EastEndAngler]

I haven't heard of that one. Do you think it ruined the module?

Nothing was ruined. The boosted harness allows for independent R/L mirror spot control. Swapping to the Wicked Warnings changes the operation slightly. Left spot light button turns on both the mirror spots with strobe function. Right spot light button is steady burn. Either option works over 5mph and with the truck off.

After reading this thread, can anyone enlighten me on the practical use case for all this? Seems as pointless as the "look at me" rock lights I see on trucks going down the highway.

My intended purpose was not to drive around and blind people but rather to increase my available lighting in certain situations. Strobe function is used much more than steady burn.