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Old 07-02-2008, 12:03 PM
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ok so i am getting some daylighters. the only question is what ones i am getting refering to the wiring that comes with them. what do pople recomend the diy wiring kit or the one with the relay?
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I am not familiar with daylighters. I guess these are auxilary lights? What wattage are they and how many are there going to be?
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yes. i ended up ordering the harness with the relays and things. 2 100W and 2 150W.
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That's around a 20 amp load. The relays are a good idea. It will come with heavy wire too.
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