Backup/Extra Lights
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nick, i dont mean to sound rude, but, is it me or is there just 2 spots of lights on each side? are they fog lights or a driving light with a pencil beam. in the pic, it doesn't look like there is really much light going on the ground. i have a FOG light on the back of my X and the beam of light is a wide short sort of beam.
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http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=37349
Would these have been better
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=37350
Can I just change the bulb
Nick
Would these have been better
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=37350
Can I just change the bulb
Nick
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i got mine at auto zne. they are a black housing, pretty small, and put all the light on the ground and in a wide pattern. i will get some pics tomorrow if you want. there was a big topic in the sd forum a little while back. thats where everyone there was getting them.
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Nick, Racer's right about your lights though. How come you see the spot on the ground? What lights did you buy?
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Originally Posted by guiri
That's what you got isn't it?
You should just be able to unscrew the frame and replace the bulb.
Do you realize that at this time a day, it's always you and me Nick?
You should just be able to unscrew the frame and replace the bulb.
Do you realize that at this time a day, it's always you and me Nick?
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Originally Posted by guiri
That's what you got isn't it?
You should just be able to unscrew the frame and replace the bulb.
Do you realize that at this time a day, it's always you and me Nick?
You should just be able to unscrew the frame and replace the bulb.
Do you realize that at this time a day, it's always you and me Nick?
Nick
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Racer is right. It's the reflector itself that does the concentration of the beam pattern.
Fog is wide and then you have work lights that are even wider. Try them out for awhile to see if they work for you before you change bulbs and then we can buy some together.
Fog is wide and then you have work lights that are even wider. Try them out for awhile to see if they work for you before you change bulbs and then we can buy some together.
