I just had the KC slim lights installed on a Prerunner light bar Yesterday. I think it looks great. Very clean installation. As for road use, I'm planning on using on very dark/under lite roads in my town. I will try to post some pictures later.jkjeeper06 said:Im looking to buy a set of 2 auxiliary lights, probably the KC daylighters unless someone convinces me otherwise, and I was wondering what people have for a set up? I am looking at something I can legally run on the roads(I know some lights are too bright for the road but I'm just worried about placement of the lights being legal). I was thinking of something like a prerunner bar. Something that looks good that won't require me to buy a new bumper. Can anyone help me out with this by posting pics of your set ups?
Offroad, I hope.Those are for using.
In another thread you mentioned the Hella 500FF, I was wondering what you thought about the 700FF? If I read correctly the only difference was the 700FF is a larger lens.Well, here's the whole judicial discussion on lighting if you want to read it.
Forget most of the Jeep boutique shops for buying lights; they sell what's popular and makes them money. Most of it is cheap Chinese crap.
Here's a place to buy legal foglights or driving lights and learn how to use them.
The Cibie Oscars have been calling me for a while now.
In my state, I can have either a set of (DOT or ECE compliant) foglights or driving lights burning ---- the fogs with lowbeams and the driving lights with highbeams ---- at a time.
Offroad, you can burn what you want.
I've only seen the 700s in a box on a shelf... :redface:In another thread you mentioned the Hella 500FF, I was wondering what you thought about the 700FF? If I read correctly the only difference was the 700FF is a larger lens.
Thanks.
Mine are for off road use.......Are these for using or looks??
Me too ^^^I have the cheapo (~$30 ea) 6" 100watt for off road only. I put them on a bumper light hoop. Bolts to factory bumper....dont want to spend $$$$ to replace if one gets broken.
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