[curtisbartlett2009]

Has anyone installed any rear facing LEDs or Lights? I guess i'm thinking practically, but the whole purpose of the General is to bridge the gap between a RZR and Ranger.

We own a farm, have a campground on the farm, and also take the 4wheelers down trails etc, so the General seemed the the perfect machine for my needs.

My thought was to have a Rear Facing LED light/lights so I could switch them on when loading the back w/ firewood, backing up, or working on something in the bed.

Thoughts? Where would/did you mount? and what lights did you use?

 

[big guy]

I put a 24 inch led under the roof facing back, work great

 

[Trapper]

I put two 4" under the rear roof in the cut out area so I could remove my lock n ride window.


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[Alaskan47]

Got these off amazon. Bright without blinding the guy behind you

 

[curtisbartlett2009]

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Got these off amazon. Bright without blinding the guy behind you

Nice, link?

 

[curtisbartlett2009]

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Got these off amazon. Bright without blinding the guy behind you

How did they mount? Is there a spot for them? or did you use a particular mount?

 

[troose]

I put a 24 inch led under the roof facing back, work great

Do you have any pics of this setup. I have an extra 20 inch light bar that I was thinking of adding to the back.

 

[Bags]

I bought two Rigid Scene lights and mounted them on the flat spots at both outer sides of the back of the roof. I'm really happy with how they turned out and I'd swear Rigid made them to go there.

 

[Bags]

I can't figure out how to make two pictures in one post so sorry for double posting.

 

[Bags]

Flush mount Rigid SRQ-2 in the tailgate.

 

[ptut42.0]

how did you run the wires in the tailgate and and out under the bed and did you hook them to a switch or to the factory reverse light wires

 

[Bags]

The inside of the tailgate is mostly hollow so I dropped the wires down through the bottom and ran them next to wires that were already run from the factory for something else. I ran them to a switch on my panel of knock outs. I want full control of the lights, not have them come on in reverse and not be able to turn them on when not in reverse.

 

[Bags]

I put yellow tape on the backup light wires just to show where they are run. I learned the best way to run wires is to follow wires already run from the factory, that way you know the path they routed wires should be free of rubbing or binding.

 

[Alaskan47]

How did they mount? Is there a spot for them? or did you use a particular mount?

They mount directly to the roof. 3/8 hole for the wire. Cheap but work. I can buy a lot of these compared to rigid but I gotta say, I really like the lights Bags put on. They do look like they were made for it.

 

[Chall]

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They mount directly to the roof. 3/8 hole for the wire. Cheap but work. I can buy a lot of these compared to rigid but I gotta say, I really like the lights Bags put on. They do look like they were made for it.

Same thing I am doing. Seemed like the perfect place to put them.

 

[Ryan]

Verrrry nice. I love Rigid lights. Such quality. Good choices.

 

[dozerdude]

Nice work Bags

 

[Trapper]

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Little 4" square very bright


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[Bags]

Nice work Bags

Thank you!

 

[curtisbartlett2009]

I bought two Rigid Scene lights and mounted them on the flat spots at both outer sides of the back of the roof. I'm really happy with how they turned out and I'd swear Rigid made them to go there.

Perfect Photo thanks!