Recon Rock Light Install on the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe!!!!!

Today's video is another sponsored one. The awesome folks over at Recon Truck accessories were nice enough to send over a couple sets of rock lights for the jeep. I've put a link to these rock lights below. While on the pricier end for rock lights, these IP67 waterproof rated lights have some of the best throw and light output I've seen given their size. At just 15 watts for 4 lights, they put out 1600 lumens in a bright white light. With the 8 lights I've mounted, that's a total of 3200 lumens which is equivalent to the a-pillar pod lights mounted a few weeks back. Watch the full video for my final thoughts on the install and outcome! Get 20% off with code HGINSTALL when ordering on the Recon website.
Recon Rock Lights: tinyurl.com/y48bs79u
Recon Coupon Code 20% off: HGINSTALL
Intro: 00:12
Unboxing 1:17
Marking the holes 6:18
Extending the wire leads 7:26
Drilling the holes 9:26
Running the lights 10:44
Mounting the lights 13:18
Wire fishing tip 16:30
Finished wiring 18:23
It works!! 20:24
Final thoughts 21:36
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[@chinothedreamgiver1629]

Looking good..

[@guardinoinc.7490]

Wheee r u guys located.. I just saw a truck with your sticker on it

[@HarrisonsGarage]

I’m in San Jose.

[@guardinoinc.7490]

@@HarrisonsGarage do you have a shop? I’m also from San Jose

[@HarrisonsGarage]

@@guardinoinc.7490 No I just do this work as a hobby out of my house. I started the channel to help share whatever I’m doing with anyone else doing something similar 😄

[@St3v3-0]

How many miles on your 4xe? Looking at a used one, but scared of all the issues I've read about them

[@HarrisonsGarage]

@@St3v3-0 I think it depends on which unit you end up with. We’ve got 10k miles now with 0 issues so far. We did buy the extended power train warranty though since it’s a new platform.