Mega Raptor Grill Lights

[7.3Tremor]

Working on getting these installed. Awaiting 2 more S2Pros from Baja. These are a perfect fit in the grill.

 

[knaffie]

How did you mount them in the grille?

 

[7.3Tremor]

How did you mount them in the grille?

The brackets will rotate and lock the light into the grill. When I say perfect fit, when you insert into grill they are not going anywhere. The bracket prevents them coming out on rough terrain.

 

[Backslider]

These are not DOT approved street legal, are they?

Meaning you can't use them as marker lights like the Raptor because you will be blinding oncoming traffic?


ETA: so they are street legal, but must be properly aimed. I'm curious what type of adjustment you have after mounting them in those slots. Can they be aimed properly so they cut off at the correct height?

 

[Nick@ApolloOptics]

These are not DOT approved street legal, are they?

Meaning you can't use them as marker lights like the Raptor because you will be blinding oncoming traffic?


ETA: so they are street legal, but must be properly aimed. I'm curious what type of adjustment you have after mounting them in those slots. Can they be aimed properly so they cut off at the correct height?

These are not DOT approved lights. But a pretty cool mounting location for off-road use!

 

[7.3Tremor]

These are not DOT approved street legal, are they?

Meaning you can't use them as marker lights like the Raptor because you will be blinding oncoming traffic?


ETA: so they are street legal, but must be properly aimed. I'm curious what type of adjustment you have after mounting them in those slots. Can they be aimed properly so they cut off at the correct height?

Not dot approved, off road only

 

[Backslider]

Not dot approved, off road only

So they're not really "raptor" lights then?

 

[7.3Tremor]

So they're not really "raptor" lights

Nope, I stand corrected.

 

[7.3Tremor]

Nope, I stand corrected.

So they're not really "raptor" lights then?

But I’m from Texas, we just do what we want. And I run them on public roadways. Lol

 

[Mattlikesbikes]

So they are LED, I wonder if you could wire them to a potentiometer and run them at a lower voltage to get a raptor effect (a glow) but turn them up to get the full power. It all comes down to how the LED driver is setup inside them. Alternatively, you could wire them to the ignition through a resistor but them give them full power through an upfitter. Ignition on, they run low juice, upfitter they get full power.

 

[Mattlikesbikes]

But I’m from Texas, we just do what we want. And I run them on public roadways. Lol

#a55h*le

 

[knaffie]

But I’m from Texas, we just do what we want. And I run them on public roadways. Lol

That's not cool. Those lights are bright as hell and will certainly blind anybody coming at you. I hope law enforcement gives you a reason to think twice about driving on public roads with them on.

 

[Backslider]

But I’m from Texas, we just do what we want. And I run them on public roadways. Lol

While I respect your honesty I'm sure I'd want to murder you if I ever drove past you.

 

[dttheliman]

But I’m from Texas, we just do what we want. And I run them on public roadways. Lol

I’m also from Texas , I hate wearing sunglasses at night , just saying

 

[TampaTremor]

Great look! I agree though, I piss off enough people with my stock LED headlights (I am not leveled either) so I cannot imagine adding more lighting on the street.

 

[Steven7.3]

How many more lights do you really need?

 

[7.3Tremor]

How many more lights do you really need?

Just a couple more

 

[oops]

That is … a lot of lights. I like the look of those lights in the grill though. Reminds me of Ghostbusters.

 

[7.3Tremor]

Guys, everyone relax, I go to work at 3am in rural Texas. Rarely see anyone else on the road. If I do I turn the off.

 

[oops]

You've got to go all the way and add the Baja Designs fog lights now.