Went ahead and added a second set. Inside are floods, outer ones are spot light beam.

 

Post up a pic of all four looking straight at the rear of the vehicle. I wanna see what it would look like. I doubt I'd be able to do that with my exhaust tip coming striaght out the back.

 

Doubt it if the exhaust comes out the rear. You can look under your bumper and see the bolts I used for them.

 

Ooooh, lots of things to be azz-draggin' if you go off road at all. A case of the disappearing departure angle.

 

My hitch sits lower than the lights. Carry on.

 

My OEM hitch sat lower than my trailer plug bracket, just like yours, until it was unceremoniously ripped off on a creek crossing on Colorado last September. (one of the motivating factors in building my own off road rear bumper)




Hitch receiver behind the license plate. Trailer plugs (new) are next to the receiver.

 

Wish I was lucky enough to have that issue. Never found any good off-road trails within multiple hours drive of where I live so the only off-roading I do is dirt roads and some sand driving a few times a year.

 

Kinda hard to see but I have the roush exhaust kit and the inner bolt on passenger side is right above the exhaust tip.

 

I know one thing. Somebody wasn't greedy and designed a decent parking space for once. That thing is luxurious.

 

Thanks for the tip... I ordered a couple pairs, did the truck and my Miata tonight. Quite a difference for such a simple job. Here's a pic of the LED vs. the stock backup on the truck...