Hi mate. I saw something on a forum with a guy that’s done that it on a sailplane. If you drop me a direct message via our website, Facebook or Instagram, I can flick you the link. Our website is perth4wdandcamping.com.au
Been good thanks. Had some apple CarPlay connection issues initially but it’s been good for a while now. Presume the ongoing tech updates have helped. Engine has been great. Have a cooling mod coming to assist towing so stay tuned for that one in a couple of weeks
No all good mate. They would be classified in WA as ‘search or work lights’ for temporary purposes. For this classification they need to have an illuminated rocker panel switch to operate and warm the driver when it’s on and of course be only used for temporarily purposes - Eg offroad. I also have light covers fitted and in the unlikely event they are turned on accidentally (or the switch is knocked whilst driving), there is no way they could dazzle the driver behind. If you’re outside if WA, best to check your local rules. If in WA, you can search ‘light rules department of transport’ for more info. Hope that helps. Cheers Mark
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Hi Mark. Nice work with the floodlights. Have you seen anything similar for rear floodlights with the wildtrak ‘plastic’ sailplane?
Hi mate. I saw something on a forum with a guy that’s done that it on a sailplane. If you drop me a direct message via our website, Facebook or Instagram, I can flick you the link. Our website is perth4wdandcamping.com.au
Good and informative video Mark. Thanks
No worries. Thanks for watching 😀
Hows the truck holding up performance wise?
Any issues on the engine or infotainment?
Been good thanks. Had some apple CarPlay connection issues initially but it’s been good for a while now. Presume the ongoing tech updates have helped. Engine has been great. Have a cooling mod coming to assist towing so stay tuned for that one in a couple of weeks
Nice anything used
All new stuff 👌
Hey mate just wondering has any boys in blue pulled you over for these lights as i dont know if they are road worthy?
No all good mate. They would be classified in WA as ‘search or work lights’ for temporary purposes. For this classification they need to have an illuminated rocker panel switch to operate and warm the driver when it’s on and of course be only used for temporarily purposes - Eg offroad. I also have light covers fitted and in the unlikely event they are turned on accidentally (or the switch is knocked whilst driving), there is no way they could dazzle the driver behind. If you’re outside if WA, best to check your local rules. If in WA, you can search ‘light rules department of transport’ for more info. Hope that helps. Cheers Mark
Looks great thanks 3875
Thanks! ☺️