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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Specialtyperformanceparts" data-source="post: 2097441" data-attributes="member: 24406">Thanks! He messaged us and I sent him the details. I will go ahead and post the options and links I layed out here for anyone else that may have the same questions!JohnWe have Kits (and stand alone harnesses to add to what you have) that can either connect a FULL harness to the 2 lights, then run all the way to the switches. Thats One. Then a second one that is short that connects to the 2 lights and then connects to our plug n play tail light adapter for the automatic reverse trigger. (not splicing like the Baja kit requires) and then a 3rd, where you get the Full harness to the switches AND you can plug in the tail light adapter to it for BOTH.. a switch when you want it and reverse trigger.Out tail light adapters have Diodes Built in. So they block backflow to the tail lights when you use a switch.I am going to give you some links to the parts and some videos. If you didnt get your Baja kit yet. Our kit has DEEP discounts including the harnesses. So if you just get our Baja kit with the same S2's (and you can also select Pros) then it is cheaper than buying a Baja reverse kit and then our harnesses after. Just FYI.(The tail light connectors are different between the 17-20 Raptor and the 21-25. So thats why there are 2 kits.)Here is the 17-20 Kit<h3>[URL unfurl="true"]https://specialtyperformanceparts.com/products/2017-2020-ford-raptor-rear-baja-designs-s2-spv-reverse-light-kit-no-drill-mod-rear-light-kit[/URL]</h3>Here is the 21-25 Kit<h3>[URL unfurl="true"]https://specialtyperformanceparts.com/products/2021-ford-raptor-rear-baja-designs-s2-spv-reverse-light-kit-no-drill-mod-rear-light-kit[/URL]</h3>Here is the Full rear Harness By itself if you are adding to lights you have Select with WP 2 Way Adapters You DON'T need a relay-<h3>[URL unfurl="true"]https://specialtyperformanceparts.com/products/custom-universal-full-length-rear-harness-spv-harness-system-works-with-many-vehicles-see-details[/URL]</h3>This is the Tail light adapter. It can plug INTO the full rear harness for BOTH functions- (Select the right model for your truck)<h3>[URL unfurl="true"]https://specialtyperformanceparts.com/products/custom-universal-harness-tail-light-connector-adapter-powers-reverse-lights-backlights-spv-harness-system-works-with-many-vehicles-see-details[/URL]</h3>This is the SHORT harness WITH the tail light adapter. So again, it has both the short harness and tail light adapter. You don't need to add the tail light adapter with the short harness. (Note: We did just an updated version. If you get this Short harness and Tail light adapter NOW. You can ADD an extention later to make it a full harness. Nothing to remove. You can just plug in the extension. So if you ultimately want to connect to switches but don't want to commit right away. You can simply plug into the tail lights.)This video explains the headlight and Tail light adapters-[URL unfurl="true"]https://specialtyperformanceparts.com/products/custom-universal-short-length-rear-harness-w-tail-light-adapter-spv-harness-system-works-with-many-vehicles-see-details[/URL]This video demonstrates the S2 kit. Both with a switch and in reverse-[MEDIA=youtube]EdKGAnVozWg[/MEDIA]This one Demonstrates the Rigid SRL's[MEDIA=youtube]vmtVEkghCv0:3[/MEDIA]You can even do S1's[MEDIA=youtube]3ZYdcqmbcbg:248[/MEDIA]The harnesses and tail light adapters will work with ANY make or model light. So they are future proof if you ever change. Even vehicles. As you see with the tail light adapters. You can select a different model and it can plug into our same rear harnesses. There are several kits with different lights-[URL unfurl="true"]https://specialtyperformanceparts.com/collections/backup-light-kits-for-f-150-raptor-roush?page=1[/URL]Hope this helps! If anyone has any questions. Let us know!John</blockquote>

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