Looking for a how to?

I cant find the how to on installing lights behind the girl on a 03 can any one steer me in the right direction? I searched and only really found wiring directions.

 

I don't think there is an official writeup yet. Just a couple guys who have done it

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I remember on the old site i think twin had a how to it maybe ill just have to revisit that site

 

It is super easy. Just get someone on here th o walk u thru it.

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here is the thread from when i did mine. pics and measurements start on page 2. maybe there's something in there that could help you
http://www.fordfullsize.com/forum/f52/off-road-lights-2164/

 

here is the write up you are looking for:

http://www.fordfullsize.com/forum/f82/97-03-hella-free-form-light-install-heavy-pix-345/

 

its pretty simple to do. alot of people put the lights on the fiberglass part but i dont think its very sturdy. i tried it with my lights and they bounced so much when i drove, then again my lights are way too big (hella 700).

heres how i have mine. if you need more input on how to do it let me know. my lights are very solid and dont bounce. i do have limited range on how far i can aim my lights but again theyre too big. if youve got a 5 or 6 inch light you should be fine. If you do it this way you have to flip the reflector for the light.

hella 700 lights - Page 2 - Ford F150 Forum - Community of Ford Truck Fans

 

Yeah that fiberglass bar bounces alot

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i remember someone from the other forum putting it on the fiberglass bar and he put a piece of PVC piping between the two piece and it held the lights pretty solid but still its not very sturdy.

i was actually working on a new way to do it with taking two pieces of steel and bolting each piece to the top where mine is bolted in now and then bolting it at the bottom where the trans and oil coolers are and putting another piece long ways bolted to the two pieces of steel. ive got the perfect black steel brackets for it, theyre from a garage door operator. (my family owns continetal overhead door here in michigan) its really sturdy but my lights are too big to mount them on it so i havent been able to try it out yet.