Thommo1 · Mar 8, 2019

Has anyone fitted high level lights to their truck along the lines of this one?

I’m keen to fit some but wondering if anyone here had done the same and could recommend the lights that they used?

dag019 · Mar 8, 2019

Although I have not done it myself I have see it done with standard tail lights and indicators so everything is the same and it matches the lower lights.

TheQ · Mar 8, 2019

Haven't fitted them. Yet, but I've a pair of NAS LED brake lights to be fitted up there..

mick 1986 · Mar 8, 2019

dag019 said:
Although I have not done it myself I have see it done with standard tail lights and indicators so everything is the same and it matches the lower lights.

That’s the same as I was going to suggest. I’m sure there is a video on YouTube that shows it. It has side/brake and indicator, clear LEDs.

FlyingPete · Mar 11, 2019

Indicators may cause issues with the trailer warning light unless you converted to LEDs. But nothing to stop you putting an extra pair of standard stop/tail lights up there. Would be a good substitute for a third brake light in the back window.

KISSMYAURA · Mar 11, 2019

Yep, Clear led stop and tails.
Also fitted a couple of reverse repeaters, tis dark in the woods where i live!

FlyingPete · Mar 11, 2019

KISSMYAURA said:
View attachment 172135 Yep, Clear led stop and tails.
Also fitted a couple of reverse repeaters, tis dark in the woods where i live!

Something like a LED light bar mounted above the back door would work well as a combined work/reverse light. Legally speaking you shouldn't have more than two reverse lights on the vehicle.

KISSMYAURA · Mar 11, 2019

FlyingPete said:
Something like a LED light bar mounted above the back door would work well as a combined work/reverse light. Legally speaking you shouldn't have more than two reverse lights on the vehicle.

yea but the badgers dont care lol!

nobber · Mar 11, 2019

FlyingPete said:
Indicators may cause issues with the trailer warning light unless you converted to LEDs. But nothing to stop you putting an extra pair of standard stop/tail lights up there. Would be a good substitute for a third brake light in the back window.

Except maybe vehicle build regs? You might get away with marker lights up there, but stop and tail?

FlyingPete · Mar 12, 2019

nobber said:
Except maybe vehicle build regs? You might get away with marker lights up there, but stop and tail?

They come under optional lamps as far as the road vehicle lighting regs are concerned. I might be wrong but for stop and tail lamps I don't think there's any restriction on height.

Thommo1 · Mar 15, 2019

Thanks for all the input guys, definitely some things to think about there!

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