Fatfreewilly
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Posting incase anyone is thinking of buying. Overall, I really like it, and the install took a couple hours working honestly pretty slow.
Their website reviews said it 'fits with their rear tire relocation kit', but good news - It fits perfectly fine with the stock tire carrier.
Install of the bumper was drama free. One of the cube lights did have a faulty connector, to which I cut just the plug off and wired it without the factory connector.
Print/pdf Instructions are kinda meh, but they have an hour long youtube video detailing the whole thing which I used which was great.
I have the factory 4/7 pin trailer harness, so I bought a 7 pin mopar splitter and used the split to power the cube lights to come on with reverse. That wasnt too bad to wire it all up.
I also didn't use their plate light as you have to splice into the factory harness, and if you ever need to remove your plate, you have to cut the harness. It seemed dumb - so I bought a mopar rear bumper harness + a plug and play quadratec license plate light and it was so much easier than their lighting solution. Took literally 5 minutes, including zip ties. The plastic rear bumper stays whole too for easy sale on FB marketplace to recoup some of the cost.
I eventually fixed the crooked plate - I tightened it crooked.
Rear wiring harness for sanity purposes: 68606497AA
Plug and play harness: https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadrat...tch8hJZGuX94XgWcg_nokmlBxmPoyAZ0aAoRrEALw_wcB
7 pin splitter to power the cubes via the trailer harness:
https://a.co/d/cacFzhr
The cubes are bright as hell haha. Full pics here:
Their website reviews said it 'fits with their rear tire relocation kit', but good news - It fits perfectly fine with the stock tire carrier.
Install of the bumper was drama free. One of the cube lights did have a faulty connector, to which I cut just the plug off and wired it without the factory connector.
Print/pdf Instructions are kinda meh, but they have an hour long youtube video detailing the whole thing which I used which was great.
I have the factory 4/7 pin trailer harness, so I bought a 7 pin mopar splitter and used the split to power the cube lights to come on with reverse. That wasnt too bad to wire it all up.
I also didn't use their plate light as you have to splice into the factory harness, and if you ever need to remove your plate, you have to cut the harness. It seemed dumb - so I bought a mopar rear bumper harness + a plug and play quadratec license plate light and it was so much easier than their lighting solution. Took literally 5 minutes, including zip ties. The plastic rear bumper stays whole too for easy sale on FB marketplace to recoup some of the cost.
I eventually fixed the crooked plate - I tightened it crooked.
Rear wiring harness for sanity purposes: 68606497AA
Plug and play harness: https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadrat...tch8hJZGuX94XgWcg_nokmlBxmPoyAZ0aAoRrEALw_wcB
7 pin splitter to power the cubes via the trailer harness:
https://a.co/d/cacFzhr
The cubes are bright as hell haha. Full pics here:
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