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1991 Dodge W250 Pure White Rock Lights
Built by Nolan F. · @Nolanfitz5.9
8-piece pure white rock lights lighting up the snow under a 1991 Dodge W250.
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About this build
Nolan F. added an 8-piece kit of Pure White Rock Lights to his 1991 Dodge W250, and the shot in the snow shows how much light they put down. Eight lights is the count we recommend to cover the wheel wells on most trucks, so every corner of the W250 is lit up when the sun goes down.
On a classic first-gen like this, white rock lights look right at home, and they are useful too, lighting the ground when you are working on the truck, chaining up or walking around it at night. The kit is IP69 rated, which matters on a truck that sees snow and salt. Every part on this build is in the parts list above if you want the same W250 setup.
Dodge W250 lighting FAQ
How many rock lights does a Dodge W250 need?
4-8 rock lights cover the wheel wells on most trucks, and 12-16 give a full underbody glow. This W250 runs 8.
Are Pure White Rock Lights waterproof?
Yes. Pure White Rock Lights are IP69 rated, so they handle rain, snow, mud and pressure washing.
Is there a warranty on FCKLightBars lighting?
Yes. Everything FCKLightBars sells carries a lifetime warranty.
How it’s installed
- Mount two Pure White Rock Lights in each wheel well with the included gaskets and hardware.
- Route the harness along the frame and keep every waterproof connector sealed.
- Keep wiring clear of the exhaust, driveshaft and steering.
