Extra Headlight/Driving Lights question
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That's really a hell of an idea. Many times in the past, I've sometimes held the thing back so I can get both at the same time.That is the ideal light but I plan on trying to achieve that without having to resort to holding something manually or in this case, using this product.
I can't find it on that site by the way. Can you send me a direct link or a model number?
Will that harness also replace the other one AND handle more power because I AM putting more headlights on..?
THanks
George
I can't find it on that site by the way. Can you send me a direct link or a model number?
Will that harness also replace the other one AND handle more power because I AM putting more headlights on..?
THanks
George
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Originally Posted by western star
The Westin only has holes for two
the westin I put on the 03 Ex would hold 5 lights at least IIRC
2 on top and 3 on the bottom...
I just put the 2 piaa's on the top and the stock fogs on the bottom (of course though with 9005's in them
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By the way. I talked to a dude today that does truck accessories and stuff and he said that I should get fog lights for regular driving as it would give me a better light and NOT driving lights...?
I thought a combination of TWO types of light, one set for wider beam on the side of the road a bit and the other set for distance but I thought DRIVING and a more narrow beam, I wasn't thinking FOG and DRIVING..?
I thought a combination of TWO types of light, one set for wider beam on the side of the road a bit and the other set for distance but I thought DRIVING and a more narrow beam, I wasn't thinking FOG and DRIVING..?
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here it is guiri...http://www.mrtaillight.com/product_i...99131fe9ebd1ed if this doesn't work click on high beam kits then on ford super duty it is selling for 12.99
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installation is simple just follow them, one of the wires is kinda long that goes to your 12v source, i just coiled and tie-wrapped. the inst. say to go to the hot side of the solenoid, i just went to the battery post then BAAAAMMMMM! lights went on and works great. good luck
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I'm confused again
Originally Posted by schrods
guiri, I was also not impressed with the high beams so I bought a wiring harness that keeps your driving lights on when you turn on the high beams, I was impressed with the difference. The link is mrtaillight.com I think I paid $20.00 for the harnes and it took maybe 20 min. to install.
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Gotcha, so when I see these harnesses they all refer to the fog lights in my case?
I thought there was a way to have your LOW beams AND your high beams on. NOw that would be nice coverage but of course, it'll probably burn the hell outta the bulb too
I thought there was a way to have your LOW beams AND your high beams on. NOw that would be nice coverage but of course, it'll probably burn the hell outta the bulb too