Off-roading lights
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Off-roading lights
It is in my budget next month to add on some extra lights to my truck. They will be going in that little space between the plastic valance and the bumper in the corners. It works for me because my valance is gone. I'm just wondering what type of beam I should get. I do a lot of off-roading at night so I'm wondering if fog lights or driving lights would be the better route. If anyone has a different suggestion please let me know. Thanks!
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From: St. Peter
what is your budget? like 100 bucks. Otherwise, wally world has a set of Blazer Lighting brand fog lights, comes with 2 lights, switch and wriring. and they're only like 15 bucks, so if you dont like them you can garbage them unless funds are really tight. I got a pair of them, you can see how they look in my gallary
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Hella 550's (driving lights) would be a nice buy. I think Ebay has them for about 50-something dollars. Normally, they go for about $75 for the kit.
I am trying to figure out how I want to mount my 500s.....they were so easy on my old VW Beetle, but the Pilot set I have, well, they are hard to keep nice looking and I think water got in and toasted those lights. (Geez, mount the 550s at the grill edges on the bumper or down lower...decisions, decisions!)
I am trying to figure out how I want to mount my 500s.....they were so easy on my old VW Beetle, but the Pilot set I have, well, they are hard to keep nice looking and I think water got in and toasted those lights. (Geez, mount the 550s at the grill edges on the bumper or down lower...decisions, decisions!)
