Driving light options that add lights not just replace or upgrade existing lights?
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Driving light options that add lights not just replace or upgrade existing lights?
I have read through a few threads here regarding the replacement and upgrading of headlights. However, I wanted to know if anyone has installed additional lights, such as KC appollo or other, and used them for every day driving. Are there any options that work for daily.. or should I say... every night driving that include adding additional lights to grill or bumper? If I am going to spend $$$, it would be nice to also "add" something that looks good as opposed to just "replacing" something. Thanks!
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I have read through a few threads here regarding the replacement and upgrading of headlights. However, I wanted to know if anyone has installed additional lights, such as KC appollo or other, and used them for every day driving. Are there any options that work for daily.. or should I say... every night driving that include adding additional lights to grill or bumper? If I am going to spend $$$, it would be nice to also "add" something that looks good as opposed to just "replacing" something. Thanks!
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Been running that way for 2 years been behind many of cops , pass many of them , drove pass them going the opposite way and I live in a city that cops will pull you over for anything , so what are you saing again
And you need to learn to read laws you are allowed to having driving lights as long as they are below the headlights and you don't have more then 4 lights on at a giving time
I would not dare to drive like this around
And you need to learn to read laws you are allowed to having driving lights as long as they are below the headlights and you don't have more then 4 lights on at a giving time
I would not dare to drive like this around
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Been running that way for 2 years been behind many of cops , pass many of them , drove pass them going the opposite way and I live in a city that cops will pull you over for anything , so what are you saing again
And you need to learn to read laws you are allowed to having driving lights as long as they are below the headlights and you don't have more then 4 lights on at a giving time
I would not dare to drive like this around
And you need to learn to read laws you are allowed to having driving lights as long as they are below the headlights and you don't have more then 4 lights on at a giving time
I would not dare to drive like this around
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Thanks for the info guys. Can't we all just get along?
I definitely want to keep it legal and safe for all. If you mount the light and adjust the beam in the same area as low beam, is that it, or any of these lights have a wider/taller beam pattern that will still have too much glare for uncoming traffic? BTW - I live in NJ. My primary use is on my commute home on a county road that has light traffic.
Also, if I end up mounting something that is not on all the time, any suggestions for a particular light that can be turned on and off with highbeams often? I read on one instruction sheet that lights get really hot and on/off, on/off use can lessen the life span of the bulb.
Thanks again all!!!
BTW - Jake - your bumper is sick. I recognize the bumper but have never seen the additional bars that outline the entire grill. Is that custom?
I definitely want to keep it legal and safe for all. If you mount the light and adjust the beam in the same area as low beam, is that it, or any of these lights have a wider/taller beam pattern that will still have too much glare for uncoming traffic? BTW - I live in NJ. My primary use is on my commute home on a county road that has light traffic.
Also, if I end up mounting something that is not on all the time, any suggestions for a particular light that can be turned on and off with highbeams often? I read on one instruction sheet that lights get really hot and on/off, on/off use can lessen the life span of the bulb.
Thanks again all!!!
BTW - Jake - your bumper is sick. I recognize the bumper but have never seen the additional bars that outline the entire grill. Is that custom?
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This is the funny part no one has ask how they are pointed ,I like said before I drive like this everywhere why because my black magics are pointed low I use the to fill in that dark spot in between where the headlights show and the jeep
So for the most they reach out that far , so no they don't blind on coming and I don't get flashed at all
Yes I did add on a couple of bars to that bumper
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