windshield driving lights
JK Super Freak
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From: rochester,mn
Originally Posted by Navyvetnorwich91
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.
JK Super Freak
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From: rochester,mn
Originally Posted by Navyvetnorwich91
Cool. I never looked at Mopar....
I wanted the lights to stickout less than the mirrors for possiblly more protection
JK Junkie
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From: Houston, Texas
Another HIDx 7" user here. Mounted on HIDx brackets, too. VERY bright! I've been hog hunting with them and was able to see deer probably half a mile away with no problem. A couple pics for reference. And not the best since they were taken with my smartphone.
HIDx 7" A-Pillar lights Only.
HIDx 7" A-Pillar Lights, IPF H4 Headlights, & Factory Fogs.
HIDx 7" A-Pillar lights Only.
HIDx 7" A-Pillar Lights, IPF H4 Headlights, & Factory Fogs.
How close do the lights get with the HIDx brackets and how bad do they obstruct your view? I went with the Smittybilt brackets because they push the lights out to the side more than other brackets do.
JK Super Freak
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From: rochester,mn
Here in Minnesota we have a lot of tree limbs and brush so that's why I went with a bracket that keeps the lights inward, Less likely to damage my $400.00 lights
Last edited by snopro269; Aug 25, 2011 at 06:18 AM.
JK Freak
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From: Tenino, WA.
Then I am right, windshield auxiliary lights are not to be used on public roads. Sounds like quite a few individuals are leaving themselves open for a citation.
JK Super Freak
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From: rochester,mn
Originally Posted by CAOKKIE
Then I am right, windshield auxiliary lights are not to be used on public roads. Sounds like quite a few individuals are leaving themselves open for a citation.