bigtruck94
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- Nebraska
- Vehicle Year
- 1994, 2002
- Make / Model
- Ford
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- 4.0l v6, 5.4l triton
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- Manual
I started making my headache rack about a couple months ago. Slow but sure! Mine will be just like 02rangerXLT's headache rack, only mine doesn't have marker lights and strobes. I'm pretty close done, but i still got some pics from the start.
First what I did was get some metal. All the metal total cost about $120. Unless you have a farm with a ton of old scrap laying around, than this will be a cheap build.
Than I cut out the brackets
Than I began the process!
I welded the side bars, than I started to cut out the holes on the top bar to fit in the lights.
I already have all the holes cut out including having the 6 prong connecter hole all cut out! Also have the holes cut out to run the wires all through the rack.
Than I started doing all my wiring for the turn signals, tail lights, and stop lights. I installed a 7 prong because it has more plug ins to put in than a 6 prong does. Here are some pics of the wiring!
Here are the lights that will be installed!
The terminal block that will connect all the lights together from the 6 prong plug on the headache rack.
The 6 prong connector that i already wired together on the wiring I did earlier! this will plug into the headache rack's 6 prong plug to have a quick disconnect.
I love this crimp and automatic wire stripper tool! Makes life so much easier!
I will have more pictures of it tomorrow! Stay tuned!
First what I did was get some metal. All the metal total cost about $120. Unless you have a farm with a ton of old scrap laying around, than this will be a cheap build.
Than I cut out the brackets
Than I began the process!
I welded the side bars, than I started to cut out the holes on the top bar to fit in the lights.
I already have all the holes cut out including having the 6 prong connecter hole all cut out! Also have the holes cut out to run the wires all through the rack.
Than I started doing all my wiring for the turn signals, tail lights, and stop lights. I installed a 7 prong because it has more plug ins to put in than a 6 prong does. Here are some pics of the wiring!
Here are the lights that will be installed!
The terminal block that will connect all the lights together from the 6 prong plug on the headache rack.
The 6 prong connector that i already wired together on the wiring I did earlier! this will plug into the headache rack's 6 prong plug to have a quick disconnect.
I love this crimp and automatic wire stripper tool! Makes life so much easier!
I will have more pictures of it tomorrow! Stay tuned!
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