how to wire offroad lights into high beam

Lol

 

Here ya go. I thought it was bigger, but I think photobucket downsized it some....

 

Thanks for the drawings, I will be taking these to my shop and having them do it up!

 

Yeah...thats what I was aiming for. Same relay that I used too

 

i want to do the same with my other 4 once i get them on so i can have them come on with my grill lights for a total of 6 don't cut me off or drive slower than the speed limit cuz you will be blinded lol

 

Haha I've flashed a couple people with mine. 4 35w HIDs and 310w's of halogens behind the grill gets their attention!

 

I realize this thread is a bit old, but here is my solution...

Three modes with a single switch:

• Aux lights always off.
• Aux lights switched with highbeams.
• Aux lights always on (when ignition on).

You can also do it with a single relay instead of two, but it means running the high-beam wire from the front, through the firewall, into the switch, and back out to the front again. I'd rather swing the $5 for a second relay...

I debated quite a bit on lights, but finally decided on two pairs of Rigid 'dually' LED lights. Two floods, two spots.

Very durable, low current draw, good light dispersion.

 

I used a test light and probe'd the harness on my jeep for the "hi beam" wire. Used a relay and run the signal wire from the relay to the "hi beam" wire. Worked fine off the jeep switch b/c there was no extra load on it.

Those diagrams just made things complicated in my head. If I was gonna have a toggle switch i wouldnt worry with tappin into the hi beam wires.

 

Damn this is from May wtf. who dug this up lol.