View Poll Results: which lights
Rigid duallys
18
64.29%
HIDS (which ones)
3
10.71%
Halogens (whch ones)
7
25.00%
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help me decide on aux lights
03-29-2012, 11:27 AM
#1
JK Super Freak
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help me decide on aux lights
hey guys,
been wanting some aux lights for the windshield, cant decide what I want to go with though. I like the rigid duallys alot and they seem like the best option, but doesnt hurt to look at old school hella halogens either. what do you guys think? cant decide on pattern either, probably would go with a spot as these will probably the only aux lights I go with. Also what brackets are best to go with? thanks in advance!
Mike
been wanting some aux lights for the windshield, cant decide what I want to go with though. I like the rigid duallys alot and they seem like the best option, but doesnt hurt to look at old school hella halogens either. what do you guys think? cant decide on pattern either, probably would go with a spot as these will probably the only aux lights I go with. Also what brackets are best to go with? thanks in advance!
Mike
03-29-2012, 11:44 AM
#2
JK Junkie
hey guys,
been wanting some aux lights for the windshield, cant decide what I want to go with though. I like the rigid duallys alot and they seem like the best option, but doesnt hurt to look at old school hella halogens either. what do you guys think? cant decide on pattern either, probably would go with a spot as these will probably the only aux lights I go with. Also what brackets are best to go with? thanks in advance!
Mike
been wanting some aux lights for the windshield, cant decide what I want to go with though. I like the rigid duallys alot and they seem like the best option, but doesnt hurt to look at old school hella halogens either. what do you guys think? cant decide on pattern either, probably would go with a spot as these will probably the only aux lights I go with. Also what brackets are best to go with? thanks in advance!
Mike
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03-29-2012, 01:18 PM
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I voted for old-school Halogens. I like them and they're cheap. And I know how to work on them more than D2 and HIDS.
I don't know your budget, and that's a huge part to choosing.
If you have the disposable income, go with Rigids.
But if you don't, do what I did and wait till you find a great deal on used lights. I just picked up a set of PIAA 520 Driving Lights practically brand new for $75.
I don't know your budget, and that's a huge part to choosing.
If you have the disposable income, go with Rigids.
But if you don't, do what I did and wait till you find a great deal on used lights. I just picked up a set of PIAA 520 Driving Lights practically brand new for $75.
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03-29-2012, 06:27 PM
#8
JK Super Freak
Thread Starter
Yeah I really don't want to spend a ton on lights I'll hardly use. They are all $$ though so it seems like I should just go with the rigids
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03-31-2012, 07:19 AM
#10
JK Enthusiast
Look at the Ward W650Ds
They're good lights (55w driving lights) ... what I especially like about them is the wireless remote ... no need to run wires into the cab for the toggle switch so installation is dirt easy
For brackets, I bought the KC brackets ... simple bolt-on onto using the existing windshield frame bolts and are a pretty strong design.
They're good lights (55w driving lights) ... what I especially like about them is the wireless remote ... no need to run wires into the cab for the toggle switch so installation is dirt easy
For brackets, I bought the KC brackets ... simple bolt-on onto using the existing windshield frame bolts and are a pretty strong design.
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