Piaa 520 Xtreme White ATP
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JK Junkie
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Piaa 520 Xtreme White ATP
Hey there,
Anyone out there have any experience with Piaa's all terrain pattern lamps?
I want a wider span of light than my stock headlights but I want some distance too. So I don't want just fogs.
Thanks!
Sean
Anyone out there have any experience with Piaa's all terrain pattern lamps?
I want a wider span of light than my stock headlights but I want some distance too. So I don't want just fogs.
Thanks!
Sean
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I have 4 of them on my front Gobi Light Rack. They work great. They are not spot lights, flood lights, or driving lights. It's a 40 degree pattern that works great.
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JK Junkie
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Originally Posted by rickster
I have 4 of them on my front Gobi Light Rack. They work great. They are not spot lights, flood lights, or driving lights. It's a 40 degree pattern that works great.
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They are pretty much a straight beam. Since I got 4, I pointed my outer lights wide. Fog or Flood lights will give you a wider beam.
These PIAAs are realy made to substitute driving lights on off road racing scenarios.
These PIAAs are realy made to substitute driving lights on off road racing scenarios.
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JK Junkie
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thanks so much! i think i will be going with the 520 fogs. 520 because they are bigger. and fog because they have wider light pattern. ill be running 3 4" hid's from o riellys for off roading at night
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You may wanna go to the PIAA web site, they have all the specs and patterns in drawings so that you may compare!
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Originally Posted by rickster
You may wanna go to the PIAA web site, they have all the specs and patterns in drawings so that you may compare!