Steelnadz

I'm ordering some lights for my windshield and can't decide on Slimlites or Daylighters. I would like to see some pics of these mounted and would also like to know if they cause a blind spot. For a 2012 Rubicon

Thanks

newbiejeeper

take a look at the Rigid Industries D2's. Compact, bright as hell, and rugged.

jeepjitsu

Or even just he Dually's. I just put a set (spot pattern) on my windshield. these are sweet. Not to mention a little cheaper than the D2's and less draw on battery than either of the slim or daylighters. I had a pair of the slim lights on my 04 TJ and one of the duallys smokes both the slim lights. But that is just my $.o2. Not to mention with the RR brackets, dually, and dually covers, the total was only like $230. Hope that helps.

09jaykay

KC 130W long range on the windsheild with KC brackets and KC 100w driving on the hoop. And as far as blind spots go, i have never really has a problem with seeing but when making left hand turns i guess its in the way nothing i worry about thou.

kleinrider

Here are mine; there are definitely some blind spots, but I don't notice it anymore. They are mounted on KC brand windshield brackets (black).



This one was really a pic of the sliders, but you can see the profile of the lights pretty well.

SHREKICON

X2 on The blind spots I love my slimlites

GeauxJeep

I have the 130watt long range slimLites mounted on the smittybilt brackets. I barely notice them while driving. Also comes with a part to guide the antenna away from the light.

JK-Ford

Slimlites look beter if you have the extra money to spend. But daylighters work very well also. If you are worried about blind-spots, make sure you get the brackets that mount the fixtures down low and off to the outside. You can see a differance in my brackets ant the ones in the above post. See my sig below.