View Poll Results: Which setup is best???
Hella 500 (55w) on windshield & Hella Fogs (55w) on hood



9
40.91%
KC Daylighter (130w) Spots on windshield



13
59.09%
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Which Setup is the best???
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Which light setup is the best? Hella 55w driving/spot lights on the windshield w/ 55w fogs on the hood or 130w KC spots on the windshield only??? I will not be adding more lights for a long long time and these will be mostly used as off-road/bad weather/no roadside lights, lights lol
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I wouldn't put fogs on the hood. Perhaps spots and driving lights.
They'd look good. But I'd probably still go with the 130w KCs. After spending a couple thousand on lights over the last few years, I've come to the conclusion that you don't cheap out on these. Buy the best you can afford. Or better yet, save up and buy the best available.
They'd look good. But I'd probably still go with the 130w KCs. After spending a couple thousand on lights over the last few years, I've come to the conclusion that you don't cheap out on these. Buy the best you can afford. Or better yet, save up and buy the best available.
No never fogs on the hood.
The beam pattern on fogs require them to be low to the ground. Putting fogs high on the vehicle will most likely inhibit your ability to see, and most likely blind any driver approaching you.
The beam pattern on fogs require them to be low to the ground. Putting fogs high on the vehicle will most likely inhibit your ability to see, and most likely blind any driver approaching you.
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