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I plan on adding one either to a bracket that attaches to the original carrier and extends upward, or just simply drilling a hole and putting a Rigid dually right below where my stock license plate used to be. That spot is perfect.

tslewisz

There was a thread recently (that I can't find) on putting those Walmart Burner lights that WOL promoted for rock lights on the rear bumper...

CrystalRubi

Well, I got an idea from another forum where someone is making light/antenna brackets that mount on the spare tire carrier. That bracket looks nice, but it doesn't clear the spare tire and they are planning to sell that bracket for around $100 which I think is too much.

So, I decided to use a driver's side Arizona Rocky Road Antenna Mount and put a Rigid Dually with Diffused cover on it for my back up light. (I have the bracket installed, just waiting on the Dually. Come on UPS!!!). The ARR Mount is around $30 shipped.

I've seen the light the Diffused Dually puts out, so one should do the job very nicely.

JK-Ford

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...hlight=burners

Dr. Satan

Not interested in brackets, external lights, drilling holes...just a quick easy improvement.

Anyone out there who actually just plugged 50 watt halogens into the stock reverse lights?

Thanks again.

kik

This is the only other bulb I would put in there. ht tp://store.candlepower.com/p3457.html

drumnatural

I put LEDs in the reverse lights months ago with no issues

mbernie

That line of fire looks cool but nothing for JKs...saaaaad

Bern

adicus8

someone used a tailgate light bar that was intended for a truck and mounted it on the hardtop. It has reverse lights, turn signals and brake lights. Its pretty awesome, i just dont want to drill into my hardtop. Here is the link:

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...74#post2731674

Dr. Satan

This is the type of solution I was looking for when I started this thread. Thank you.

Anyone else replace the stock reverse light bulbs with upgraded bulbs?