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<blockquote data-quote="TripperMike" data-source="post: 1319032" data-attributes="member: 27241"><p>So here's the deal, back in Nov (I think) I bought some used Kristas from a fellow forumite. But I received no instructions, no big deal really I thought. When I recieved them, I took them out of the box and marveled at how nice they looked. And promptly put them back in the box again.</p><p></p><p>So NOW I decide to quit procrastinating and decide I'm going to install them this weekend. I'm looking at all them darn wires and wondering Holy Hanna what did I get myself into. I don't need to dim the lights, I don't need to tie them in with my high beams. I'm the type of guy who likes to turn them on n off seperately of my high beams. I have another pair of aux lights I leave on almost all the time at night. It's quite rare when oncoming traffic flashhes me for having them on, so I leave them on.</p><p></p><p>My question is, is it possible to forego some of that wiring and do a more striaght forward approach (dummy down) on the install? These Kristas look like they have some pretty fancy schmancy wire leads to them. Is it possible to swap out the wiring coming out of the lights themselves?</p><p></p><p>I have no idea what I'm doing with these lights, so any help would be appreciated. I've tried to going onto Clearwater's website, but I keep getting a warning that their website certificate isn't secure or up to date or some such bs. So I don't even have their phone #.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TripperMike, post: 1319032, member: 27241"] So here's the deal, back in Nov (I think) I bought some used Kristas from a fellow forumite. But I received no instructions, no big deal really I thought. When I recieved them, I took them out of the box and marveled at how nice they looked. And promptly put them back in the box again. So NOW I decide to quit procrastinating and decide I'm going to install them this weekend. I'm looking at all them darn wires and wondering Holy Hanna what did I get myself into. I don't need to dim the lights, I don't need to tie them in with my high beams. I'm the type of guy who likes to turn them on n off seperately of my high beams. I have another pair of aux lights I leave on almost all the time at night. It's quite rare when oncoming traffic flashhes me for having them on, so I leave them on. My question is, is it possible to forego some of that wiring and do a more striaght forward approach (dummy down) on the install? These Kristas look like they have some pretty fancy schmancy wire leads to them. Is it possible to swap out the wiring coming out of the lights themselves? I have no idea what I'm doing with these lights, so any help would be appreciated. I've tried to going onto Clearwater's website, but I keep getting a warning that their website certificate isn't secure or up to date or some such bs. So I don't even have their phone #. [/QUOTE]
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