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Baja Designs S2 Chase Light Install on 2017 Ford Raptor

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How I installed my Baja Designs S2 led lights on my 2017 Ford F150 Raptor. These are installed on the front bed rail using a sunken rivet nut mount. This allows me full use of my Bakflip MX4 bedcover, and also allows me to remove it and run a spare tire carrier for long off-roading trips.
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30 янв 2018

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@richardjones990 6 месяцев назад

Just a beautiful install and love the bed liner paint is icing on the cake.

@md247 6 месяцев назад

Hey, thanks they’ve worked and held up really well🤙

@Kodibear111 5 лет назад

Today I finished adding my S2 Sports in this exact location using rivets nuts. Thanks for the inspiration. Maybe I should have went with the S2 Pro. IDK.

@md247 5 лет назад

Royden Vickers that’s awesome! Thanks. I find the pros to be too much for the driver behind you.

@5150Reaper 6 лет назад

Me 3. I feel if people record installing light. They should record the installation of the wiring as well.

@md247 6 лет назад

hOhm Boy true, but running wires thru the frame rail to the upfitter switch isn’t anything new or different. Felt the way I mounted & hardware used was more video worthy. Thanks for watching. Appreciate the support

@420motors 6 лет назад

Good thinking. I mounted mine In a horrible spot. Should have made this video a few moths ago lol

@afdoubledeuce 6 лет назад

You should continue with how you wired it and where your switch is

@md247 6 лет назад

Ben Youngheim I can do that. I’ll make it a part2

@sydmcgee483 6 лет назад

That would be awesome. Would love to see that as well.

@picksixtodahouse 5 лет назад

md247 where’s part 2?

@ABDdrummer 5 лет назад

Part 2?

@RandomStuffGarage619 4 года назад

Are there ANY methods for attaching a chase light that dont require drilling/cutting? I just really dont want to swiss cheese my truck over the years. 2019 f150 fx4 just want to be seen on trails and stay safe. Thanks.