BD S1 Reverse Lights.

[MORaptor1]

I installed the DB S1 reverse light kit from SPV. Running the wires through the frame is a pain in the ass. Took me way too long. Otherwise it’s awesome. Wired to my AUX4. Very bright!

 

[Oldfart]

I installed the DB S1 reverse light kit from SPV. Running the wires through the frame is a pain in the ass. Took me way too long. Otherwise it’s awesome. Wired to my AUX4. Very bright!

I did the same thing on my '20 because I am really **** about stuff like that. What a pain. I'm pretty good with a fish tape, but it was still time consuming.

 

[JohnyPython]

Pics?

 

[MORaptor1]

Pics?

 

[Oldfart]

Pics?

I actually did the S2 pro's. Running through the frame was a real time eater.

 

[JohnyPython]

I did flushmount S1s. Fishing the wires thru the frame took a while but was worth it.






Gonna see if I could do the same on the Bronco.

 

[Oldfart]

Those look good. Are they as bright as the S2's? Great way to block your plate! I knew I was keeping this truck a long time, so I didn't mind spending some time to bulletproof the wiring. I was surprised how many obstructions were inside the frame rails.

 

[JohnyPython]

Those look good. Are they as bright as the S2's? Great way to block your plate! I knew I was keeping this truck a long time, so I didn't mind spending some time to bulletproof the wiring. I was surprised how many obstructions were inside the frame rails.

Yes they’re quite bright. Nothing like a young Kim Bassinger. I have my stack of nudie mags in the garage. Sometimes I peruse.

 

[Oldfart]

Yes they’re quite bright. Nothing like a young Kim Bassinger. I have my stack of nudie mags in the garage. Sometimes I peruse.

I hang mine of the back of my goats sometimes.

 

[MORaptor1]

Gonna see if I could do the same on the Bronco.

I am thinking the same, but my Braptor rear bumper doesn’t have the same open spots that the truck does. The lights just kinda hang there, not very protected.