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Uploaded by on Sep 21, 2010

Chris Duke from Motorz TV http://www.motorz.tv/ shows you how to install on and off-road auxiliary lights from Hella, Inc. USA on a Ford F-150 and a F-350 pickup truck.

Show notes: http://www.motorz.tv/auxiliary-lighting/

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  • is there really that much load to add a relay?

  • @01jordanfirst Oh yes. If you don't add a relay you'll melt your wires.

  • If you guys have that nice big ol' chevy, what're you doing working on that F-150?

  • @CuminStrokeMyDuramax The black Chevy? It was here just for that episode with the BedTred.

  • @CuminStrokeMyDuramax No, the white one at the end of the video. Or was that someone else's ride?

  • @CuminStrokeMyDuramax That belongs to a friend of the show, but we haven't worked on that vehicle yet. It's so sweet!

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  • great show

  • nice truck chris

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  • Hi, I have 900 watts of Halogen and Rigid LED's equal 20 amps of draw on my truck. Right now I have 200 watts per 30 amp/fuse relay running on 14 guage wire for power and ground. Would increasing that to 40 amp relays and say 6 gauge wire make my lights burn any brighter? I do not have a heat issue, I seem to be getting enough power but was hearing from someone that if I made the wire larger (or just cut the watts on the 14 gauge down to 100 watts each I suppose) that I would get more light.

  • Nice work

  • Hi there, i would to hook up my lights to my high beams, and also to turn them on manually when i really need them. how do i make this type of connection? Hope you can answer my question thank you!

  • @hamee10 Yes, the bumper on the Ford F-350 is from ARB.

  • @01jordanfirst

    Or just run low gauge wires.

  • i put clearence lights on my f150 and wired them into parking light, do i need a relay?

  • agghhrr...what a tacky grill (the chrome fire)...please take it off

  • 13:32 thats pretty creppy

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