Help With Driving Lights
#1
#2
how much are you looking to spend?
you could just through in some 100watt bulbs cheapest, I was going to go KC if you check their website there's all kinds of styles for different prices
KC HiLiTES: Auxiliary Lighting, HID Off Road Lights, Fog Lights, Driving Lights, Light Bars, Wiring Accessories
you could just through in some 100watt bulbs cheapest, I was going to go KC if you check their website there's all kinds of styles for different prices
KC HiLiTES: Auxiliary Lighting, HID Off Road Lights, Fog Lights, Driving Lights, Light Bars, Wiring Accessories
#3
KC Daylighter with Black Case and the Yellow Smiley face protective cover. I paid $119 for 2 of them 4 yrs ago. love them
got pics of them on 2 different trucks in my gallery
Those things are BRIGHT. They are very reliable and work great. Plus, it's pretty cool to turn 'em on when the yellow cover is one. Then your truck has 2 smiley faces.
got pics of them on 2 different trucks in my gallery
Those things are BRIGHT. They are very reliable and work great. Plus, it's pretty cool to turn 'em on when the yellow cover is one. Then your truck has 2 smiley faces.
#4
KC'S look good. I have read many posts on how to wire. I think I like the idea of hooking trigger wire to high beam feed. Driving lights only on with high beam. Looks like it is safest to not blind someone and saves running switch into cab through firewall. Anyone know what wire on back of headlight is high beam power?
#5
KC Daylighter with Black Case and the Yellow Smiley face protective cover. I paid $119 for 2 of them 4 yrs ago. love them
got pics of them on 2 different trucks in my gallery
Those things are BRIGHT. They are very reliable and work great. Plus, it's pretty cool to turn 'em on when the yellow cover is one. Then your truck has 2 smiley faces.
got pics of them on 2 different trucks in my gallery
Those things are BRIGHT. They are very reliable and work great. Plus, it's pretty cool to turn 'em on when the yellow cover is one. Then your truck has 2 smiley faces.
The amazingly bright light literally burnt the covers.