Rigid Dually D2's
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Rigid Dually D2's
I want to install some Dually D2's where my fog lights are and will use the Driving model instead of spot or flood. Can i run these at night with oncoming traffic or will they be to bright? I like running my fog lights on low beam so don't want to lose that option. I've got the 20" light bar wired into my bright lights so would like to have a little more light on low beam but don't want to make oncoming motorists mad by blinding them. I found a mounting bracket online and i can angle them in many different directions so wasn't for sure if i could point them down some and get away with it.
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I want to install some Dually D2's where my fog lights are and will use the Driving model instead of spot or flood. Can i run these at night with oncoming traffic or will they be to bright? I like running my fog lights on low beam so don't want to lose that option. I've got the 20" light bar wired into my bright lights so would like to have a little more light on low beam but don't want to make oncoming motorists mad by blinding them. I found a mounting bracket online and i can angle them in many different directions so wasn't for sure if i could point them down some and get away with it.
Here's my set up.
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I just installed these on the front of my truck. There is NO WAY you can run these while driving. They will blind anyone. Seriously they are ridiculous bright for other drivers. They are awesome though. For instance, I just use my upfitter switch and use them whenever I want. Only thing that sucks is not being able to use them all the time. Makes a big difference.
Here's my set up.
Here's my set up.
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For those of you that have installed these, what color did you go with? I noticed they have different color LEDs. Also what would you suggest for back dirt road use (Spot, Flood, or Driving)?
I went to their website and I didn't find much additional information, so any suggestions would be appreciated.
I went to their website and I didn't find much additional information, so any suggestions would be appreciated.
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For those of you that have installed these, what color did you go with? I noticed they have different color LEDs. Also what would you suggest for back dirt road use (Spot, Flood, or Driving)?
I went to their website and I didn't find much additional information, so any suggestions would be appreciated.
I went to their website and I didn't find much additional information, so any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Wizzness,I received my dually d2s and rear floods today.I dont need to use the relays they came with if im wiring to upfitter switches correct?Just positive and negative wires.. Upfitters have there own relays.Just want to be sure and not f&$& it up.Thanks