Which color of light to buy?
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Which color of light to buy?
So I'm about to order some Rigid Duallys in the spot light version. I'm not sure what color I should get them in....I've read some scattered posts about the amber color being the best...and others say the white is the best..any opinions?
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for offroad i have wheeled with a guy that had the amber spots and when he was behind me i could shut my lights off and use his. No glare or shadows was pretty cool.
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I'm not sure about amber or not because I've never seen that color in person.
I do know that I wasted my money when I bought my long range windshield lights because the beam is too narrow for these southeast trails.
they dont help me at all..... I should have got driving lights instead or even fogs.
I do know that I wasted my money when I bought my long range windshield lights because the beam is too narrow for these southeast trails.
they dont help me at all..... I should have got driving lights instead or even fogs.
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I'm not sure about amber or not because I've never seen that color in person.
I do know that I wasted my money when I bought my long range windshield lights because the beam is too narrow for these southeast trails.
they dont help me at all..... I should have got driving lights instead or even fogs.
I do know that I wasted my money when I bought my long range windshield lights because the beam is too narrow for these southeast trails.
they dont help me at all..... I should have got driving lights instead or even fogs.
I had a pair of d1's in flood and for $25 each they converted them to spot
Matthew