Lightforce lights....Can you drive with these on and oncoming traffic OR will it blind the other drivers???? Thx

 

i like the kc slimlights

 

It was always my impression that it was illegal to use off-road lights mounted on the windshield on public roads and they are to remain covered while on public highways. It has also been my belief that to use off-road lighting on public roads they must be mounted below the factory headlights.
Right or wrong.

 

Well I'm not a police officer. But I do know that all lighting used on the road have to be DOT approved. And used in the correct manner ( driving lights w/ high beams, fog lights w/ low beams ). Lighting intended for off-road use is not DOT.

 

Depends on state law. I've been pouring through the Alaska statutes but saw no clear cut rules on aux lighting. Most states allow a maximum of four forwad facing lights but the AS doesn't even make mention of that.

 

I'm running Warn HID wireless on windshield which i think are the biggest possible to fit on there and Warn wireless Fogs on the bumper. Great lighting!! Expensive though!!

 

KC's work well for me.

 

x2 on the driving lights @ windshield.

waiting on Rigid Dually LEDs for mounting just above Hawes Fairlead (lights on order).

 

I went with the LED Dually's from OffRoad Warehouse. They are small yet decently bright. I can just see the edge of the pass. side light when I'm driving. The ones I have are more flood than spot pattern, so I can't say how far they reach.

Also, I use them for off-road only. Even then I end to stay a bit back from the vehicle ahead - so they don't get blinded in their mirrors. Anything up too high will be tough on oncoming vehicles or drivers ahead of you.

 

That's a great shot in the dark with the lights on.

I like your windshield brackets. I looked around at a lot of them but haven't seen ones that look exactly like yours.