Flush Mounted Bumper Reverse Lights?

[Shotgun76]

So the reverse lighting on my '24 Expy Max Limited SPP w/HD Tow and CCD is just terrible! I have to increase brightness back there. Any thoughts/opinions on whether these Morimotos could work? Would these be any issues cutting into the bumper cover? I'd use the down angled flush mount option.

2Banger Pod Lights: Flush Mounting Kit

www.morimotohid.com

Anyone have any input as to wiring? I'd want them wired into my existing stock/factory reverse lighting. I'd have a local shop do the work but curious if anyone has experience with electrical wiring at the rear of the vehicle. TIA!

 

[SD_Timberline]

Had a similar issue with my 24 Timberland after tinting the windows and didn’t want to cut things. I used the DD hitch light harness to tap directly into the light harness and added two S1 pods. There are two bumper screws I replaced with screw/lock nut combos for mounting avoiding any drilling at all.
Money well spent and 100% improvement in reverse lighting.

 

[BigOleFordFan]

Had a similar issue with my 24 Timberland after tinting the windows and didn’t want to cut things. I used the DD hitch light harness to tap directly into the light harness and added two S1 pods. There are two bumper screws I replaced with screw/lock nut combos for mounting avoiding any drilling at all.
Money well spent and 100% improvement in reverse lighting.

Wow, that's a very clean & nice looking addition there, I had to look closely to even notice them....and NO cutting/drilling made it that much better...congrats !

On my '011, I used a different approach & simply replaced the license plate & reverse light bulbs with some really bright LED's... problem solved, also NO cutting, drilling OR wiring