Rigid Industries Cubes & RC 30" Light Bar Installed

[LouNYC]

I connected both lights today to the aux switches. I have a hard time boiling water and this was an easy job. Thanks to all the great post by fellow members for giving me confidence. The Rigid Industries cubes are mounted on the Baja Designs A-Pillar mounts (bolts rusted within a week, waiting for new ones to arrive). The Rough Country 30" light bar is a great light for the price. Comes with everything you need for an easy install. Overall I am very happy with this set up. Connected to Aux switches 3&4 (15amp).

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[traviswalker007]

Looks good man!! Nice work

 

[LouNYC]

Looks good man!! Nice work

Thank you!

 

[cwadle]

I connected both lights today to the aux switches. I have a hard time boiling water and this was an easy job. Thanks to all the great post by fellow members for giving me confidence. The Rigid Industries cubes are mounted on the Baja Designs A-Pillar mounts (bolts rusted within a week, waiting for new ones to arrive). The Rough Country 30" light bar is a great light for the price. Comes with everything you need for an easy install. Overall I am very happy with this set up. Connected to Aux switches 3&4 (15amp).

Sow how exactly did you install the light bar?? did you just splice the red wire to the aux switch and ground the black one??

 

[LouNYC]

Sow how exactly did you install the light bar?? did you just splice the red wire to the aux switch and ground the black one??

I used the plug that came with the light bar since it's water proof. I cut the wire cover open and exposed the red and black wiring. I attached a the black wire to one of three ground bolts on side near battery. The red wire went directly to aux 3. Zipped tied as much as possible and everything worked.

 

[cwadle]

I used the plug that came with the light bar since it's water proof. I cut the wire cover open and exposed the red and black wiring. I attached a the black wire to one of three ground bolts on side near battery. The red wire went directly to aux 3. Zipped tied as much as possible and everything worked.

Oh, thats a lot simpler than I thought it would be! Thanks a ton!

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