When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
The hardest part about putting these lights on was figuring out where they would fit in the grill while still putting out a decent amount of light.
I decided to mount them here, underneath the grill on the outward side of the frame of the grill.
The wiring was relatively easy. I ran wires up, under the hood to the fuse and the relay which was mounted next to the battery. The wire ran into the cab through a grommet on the driver side of the firewall.
The lights put out a decent amount of light, but I can tell that they were not meant to be put vertical (compared to horizontal). I will be mounting them somewhere else soon (probably underneath the tow hooks near the wind dam). They look good and put out a lot of light, not in the direction I want, but if you want to see some tops of trees, they work great!
Unless those lights put out a perfectly round light pattern, you should keep the mounted horizontally. Typically, the pattern on a light like that is wider than it is tall so, by mounting it like you have it, it's the opposite and will give you a lot of glare. I have a set of hyperspots mounted the same way you do. The reason went with them is because the beam pattern is a circle so it really doesn't make any difference how they're mounted.
Grill Lights Install
