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So, I just ordered a new tour pak and the marker light to replace the shiny chrome on each side at the bottom of the pak. The directions say to drill a hole where the cross hairs are where the chrome trim pieces were located. My tour pak doesn't seem to have cross hairs under the chrome trim pieces. Am I missing something. I didn't get my new marker lights, supposed to be today but I was getting ahead and reading up on installation. Any thoughts or has anyone had this same issue?
Alright, I will look again! I looked on outside and thought inside, maybe I need to start thinking about glasses or better light. I didn't see anything lol
Yes, I just lined them up with the screws on inside and marked it with a pencil to drill, I didnt have crosshairs but came out good. I didnt use the wiring with it. Used the one I ordered for the rear light.
Yes, I just lined them up with the screws on inside and marked it with a pencil to drill, I didnt have crosshairs but came out good. I didnt use the wiring with it. Used the one I ordered for the rear light.
Looks great, Is that a Chopped or King tour pack ?, hard to tell from the pic. I also want to add lights to my chopped pack,
Thats a King, a Chopped's bottom is shaped different and the HD side marker lights will not match up... Plus, on a Chopped when you put the Run/Brake/Turn light bar on them the bottom starts to tapers in right below the light, where as the King has another 1 1/2 to 2 inches below Run/Brake/Turn light bar.
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Tour Pak Side Marker Lights
