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Yes that is what I did with mine. I got a 4way to 7 and the adapter I got is a 4/7 so you plug the 4way in the back and have a 4/7 on the other side! Think I got it at tractor supply. Wally world also carries some.

Very easy install about 20min for the lights and converter and i just used wrenches (too lazy to get up and get a ratchet) As far as cost pm member MIKEW on here he builds and sells them! Now i just have to get my receiver hitch put on and she will be good to go!

and lastly you have to hook a ground to the truck. Mine is hooked to the back of the military electrical plug. O i almost forgot it also has a built in tag light.

The worst part was getting the old lights unplugged. The right side all that i had to do was unplug the old light and bolt the new one on. One wire ran from the left side to the right. the right side is where it all happened. The two holes at the top are bolt holes for the light housing. This...

Here are pics of the converter

Ok I'm no good at this but this is a great product so here goes :shock: Wikew sent me a message and told me he would be making a kit to convert 24v to 12v! And it was going to be plug and play!! Thats rite up my alley :-P So i got the converter from Mike and it is built very well! The...