Best undercarriage/rock lights?

[Cody Templeton]

Hey guys! Just wanting to wrap up the lighting on the truck at this point. The last place that I could use some lighting would be for the underbody. I know they're typically referred to as "rock lights", but wasn't sure where it would be recommended to place them. I would assume one at the top of each wheel well would probably be plenty? Leaning towards maybe this kit from BD:

LED Rock Light Kit - Universal - Baja Designs - Off-Road LED & Laser Lights | Automotive, Jeep, Truck, UTV, ADV, Dirtbike

Baja Designs makes Rock Lights so universal they fit trucks, cars and OHV's. See what else we have in the way of Truck Lights and LED Lights for off-road.

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[smurfslayer]

While I am a firm believer in buy once, cry once, I have 3 sets of amazon rock lights for less than the B/D lights, including the Rap with these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CDP8KQ2G/?tag=fordraptorforum-20

I have a set on my side by side, which gets bounced around quite a bit and on the Rap.

For the wheel wells, I put one LED front of the wheel, one rear on each side, a couple in the rear by the spare tire, 4 on the running boards; 2 on each side
They’re plenty bright for what’s needed, not huge, don’t draw much current and have held up fine.

if you go with the B/D lights, you probably won’t need as many as they no doubt much brighter.

GEN 2 - Rock light install

I took my inspiration from #1 ; @Mjolnir - lots of good info. I spent at least a pint figuring out where things would go that would make them less likely to get destroyed quickly and not be a PITA to replace. The front wheel well lights are a best effort. Rears appear to be out of the way...

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[The Car Stereo Company]

define rock lights. the shit that goes on top of the wheel well and doesnt light up where you need and is just for looks, or actual functional rock lights?

 

[TomDirt]

We've always had them pointed at the hub. It makes a huge difference during a tire change or doing trail repairs at night.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

We've always had them pointed at the hub. It makes a huge difference during a tire change or doing trail repairs at night.

yes. i have lights in front of my front tires as rock lights and lights in my wheelwells that light up the area if i need to change a tire or do suspension stuff in the middle of the night. also have led strips that light up my entire undercarriage. i can do work under my truck without a flashlight if needed

 

[TomDirt]

i can do work under my truck without a flashlight if needed

I remember back in the '80's, where it was normal to carry a ridiculous 2ft long flashlight and need a 3rd hand to hold it while changing a tire. Now, I've got 4 of these, one in the garage, one in my DD, 2 more in the house.

 

[smurfslayer]

I remember back in the '80's, where it was normal to carry a ridiculous 2ft long flashlight and need a 3rd hand to hold it while changing a tire. Now, I've got 4 of these, one in the garage, one in my DD, 2 more in the house.

Not for nothing, but the Rodney King light still has its uses.

 

[Whoops]

Lux makes some cool lights. I've had some as puddle lights on my other truck for years. They're nice 'cause they're magnetic.

MICRO Magnetic LED Light Pod 12 Piece Set

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