Windsheild Light's
JK Super Freak
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Front Royal, Virginia, United States
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My rigid on bottom and my cheap ebay(china) knock offs for $66 for the pair on the windshield. I figured I would give them a try worst thing would be I was out $66.00 And to be honest, I wish I had the money back from my rigids. I feel so much better that I don't have an expensive item hanging on the outside of the vehicle that someone can steal them. When it comes time to put the 50" bar across the top, I'm almost sure I'm going to go cheap on that to from ebay.
My rigid on bottom and my cheap ebay(china) knock offs for $66 for the pair on the windshield. I figured I would give them a try worst thing would be I was out $66.00 And to be honest, I wish I had the money back from my rigids. I feel so much better that I don't have an expensive item hanging on the outside of the vehicle that someone can steal them. When it comes time to put the 50" bar across the top, I'm almost sure I'm going to go cheap on that to from ebay.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Ontario
6" are the most common, although it is personal preference of course. Note also that some windshield mounts place the lights "up and in" and some place them "down and out".
These are PIAA 520s (6") driving lights on the windshield, and the same lights in a fog pattern on the front bar. My windshield mounts are a down and out style, which I prefer. (But interfere with the traditional antenna)
These are PIAA 520s (6") driving lights on the windshield, and the same lights in a fog pattern on the front bar. My windshield mounts are a down and out style, which I prefer. (But interfere with the traditional antenna)
