Swapping out 2012 SANTE 230 Underwater lights?

[Jhepler]

Has anyone out there done this and if so were you able to use the existing holes for the new lights? If not, how did you seal/repair the original factory holes for the wire and screws (2). Thanks

[Paxdad]

Jhelper,
Depending on the lights you are replacing the factory light with will determine what you need to do. At minimum I really doubt you will have to drill a larger hole for the new light wire. I know that my Lumitec S3 requires a 1/4" hole. I would simply remove the factory light and wire the new light accordingly. Then seal it up with 3M 5200 or equivalent.

[Jhepler]

Thanks for the info. I'm putting on the NSS as well so light placement will be essential. I'd prefer to keep the existing lights operable and just supplement them with the Roswell night-water L6's

[NautiqueJeff]

That sounds like a great solution. Here's a shot of how mine were set up last year, and they were great! This is two 2" and two 6" Roswell Nightwater Pros.

[Jhepler]

Thanks Jeff. That looks like a great set up. I'm guessing you swapped out the stock Attwood lights with the 2" Roswell and used the existing hole for the wires right? Work looks good.....Race City or Whitelake? Any particular reason you went with the nightwatrer Pro as opposed to the L6 model? Just noticed the transom protector. I've got SeaDek teak on order and was wondering where you got the transom pieces from?