so this was before







and now this is after








not only do they not put out much light, but they're also crooked as all hell, lol



they might have to get replaced with some cheap thin halogens... I really liked how thin these guys were too

 

is what i did is mounted two hella lights on my backrack. they arent to big maybe 3inchs ,but i have them on a seperate switch. so i can turn them on if needed. because they are pretty bright.. 38 bucks from amazon.com. goodluck to yea

 

You could just switch out the reverse lights to some ultra bright LEDs that would fit in the factory socket

 

I tried that. Save your money..

I also tried bridging the cargo lights, with LEDs too, to the reverse lights. Looked ccool, worked like poop.

 

While on vacation in Clearwater Fl I saw this. Don't know anything about it but I did take a pic.

 

Looks like the white knight setup

 

Heres another option I've seen. Havn't tried it yet myself...

http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/L...-p7516915.html

 

I found these mini blue fog lights on Ebay for about $65.00. I wired them into the reverse lights wiring and they work great.

 

I have this setup and I would recommend it to everyone. The stock back up lights would barely light up the rocks along the side of my driveway. After installing these lights the whole driveway is lit up. They wire in to the trailer harness either by plugging into the connector (do not recommend) of by hard wiring into the harness. I wired mine in at the top connector for the trailer harness for a clean install by splicing in, soldering and shrink wrapping all connections. They have a multi switch on the unit which allows you to either have them toggled to off, on when truck is put into reverse, or you can toggle them on. So if you are hooking up your trailer you can have the lights.

I will take pictures and post them later.

 

Same thing I have and no complaints. Love this thing