auxillary lighting
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auxillary lighting
I really want to add some more lighting to the front of my truck. I have went to a few different websites and seen a few different options and am not really sure what will work the best. I was hoping some of you guys had some different setups you could post some pictures of?
Thanks!!!
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I really want to add some more lighting to the front of my truck. I have went to a few different websites and seen a few different options and am not really sure what will work the best. I was hoping some of you guys had some different setups you could post some pictures of?
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
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I have thought about doing what you have now but i really want to put 4 lights in on the front bumper. kinda like he one they sell on this site....
FORD SUPER DUTY LIGHT BAR FORD F-250 350 LIGHT BAR FORD 2006
I wish i had the resources to build something like this....
FORD SUPER DUTY LIGHT BAR FORD F-250 350 LIGHT BAR FORD 2006
I wish i had the resources to build something like this....
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Some things to consider. Your state may have laws on how high the lights can be and FL has a law on the number of forward facing lamps. To get around our 4 light law, you have to cover the extra while on the street.
With lights you get what you pay for. KC and Piaa are top line manufactures. Three things to look for when looking at other manufactures, SS housings, Glass optics/lenses and common replaceable bulbs. ProComp has a couple of less expensive lamps that fit in this group, but I'd stay clear of the $50/pair sets.
With lights you get what you pay for. KC and Piaa are top line manufactures. Three things to look for when looking at other manufactures, SS housings, Glass optics/lenses and common replaceable bulbs. ProComp has a couple of less expensive lamps that fit in this group, but I'd stay clear of the $50/pair sets.
