Like these lights just not sure where the heck to put them
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I'm guessing those lights cost $, and they'd be vulnerable to being hit if placed on top of the windshield.
Placed on the hood is a great spot, I'm surprised not more have done it.
With the scoop being deep, I had to relocate the windshield water jets (was single in center, now have dual) but you could place your light forward of the stock jet, drill a hole in hood (or remove the hood nipple and use it's hole - did I just say that ?) and feed the wiring through to firewall.
Placed on the hood is a great spot, I'm surprised not more have done it.
With the scoop being deep, I had to relocate the windshield water jets (was single in center, now have dual) but you could place your light forward of the stock jet, drill a hole in hood (or remove the hood nipple and use it's hole - did I just say that ?) and feed the wiring through to firewall.
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I'm guessing those lights cost $, and they'd be vulnerable to being hit if placed on top of the windshield.
Placed on the hood is a great spot, I'm surprised not more have done it.
With the scoop being deep, I had to relocate the windshield water jets (was single in center, now have dual) but you could place your light forward of the stock jet, drill a hole in hood (or remove the hood nipple and use it's hole - did I just say that ?) and feed the wiring through to firewall.
Placed on the hood is a great spot, I'm surprised not more have done it.
With the scoop being deep, I had to relocate the windshield water jets (was single in center, now have dual) but you could place your light forward of the stock jet, drill a hole in hood (or remove the hood nipple and use it's hole - did I just say that ?) and feed the wiring through to firewall.