Brighter "back-up" while in reverse bulbs WANTED
I would like to install brighter back-up light bulbs in my Platinum to light up my driveway more when backing out the driveway in reverse.
Can anyone recommend the brightest bulb possible this new truck will accommodate? I see a lot of post on guys installing new headlight and fog light bulbs, but how about for the rear?
Can anyone recommend the brightest bulb possible this new truck will accommodate? I see a lot of post on guys installing new headlight and fog light bulbs, but how about for the rear?
I would like to install brighter back-up light bulbs in my Platinum to light up my driveway more when backing out the driveway in reverse.
Can anyone recommend the brightest bulb possible this new truck will accommodate? I see a lot of post on guys installing new headlight and fog light bulbs, but how about for the rear?
Can anyone recommend the brightest bulb possible this new truck will accommodate? I see a lot of post on guys installing new headlight and fog light bulbs, but how about for the rear?
https://www.f150forum.com/f38/more-b...wanted-262587/
On the truck I have now, still waiting for my 15 to arrive, I mounted some cheap aftermarket driving lights under the rear bumper. I couldn't see backing up at night while plowing. Some of the other guys at work did the same thing for the same reason. I tapped into the backup light wiring. My lights weren't that high wattage so it worked ok and didn't melt wires or blow a fuse. If you go with something real powerful even if it's just high powered bulbs, you should consider adding a relay and heavier gauge wire back to the battery, using the original reverse light circuit to activate the relay.






