Windshield post lights
I'm looking at installing lights on the windshield frame. I would like to hear pro's and con's and pics of brackets and lights. Which ones do you recommend? Thanks for your words of wisdom.
good location for spots cus you can set them past your high beams , low enough not to get wacked by limbs like on top of windshield and not on bumper to possibly get dAmaged on approaches just my thought , ck out my video on youtube . kc daylighter install
Kc brackets and kc slim lights 6 inch size spots are what I run and have minimal blind spots and they put out the light. Also kc has been good on costumer service, I had a bulb go out 5 yrs later and they mailed me a new one with no bs
Originally Posted by mfkb
I'm looking at installing lights on the windshield frame. I would like to hear pro's and con's and pics of brackets and lights. Which ones do you recommend? Thanks for your words of wisdom.
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PIAA 520 lights (bedlined the Chrome)
The lights are "driving" lights. So they have a mix of Spot beam and Flood pattern.
Not sure on the brackets. They are the down and out brackets though.
They are great for that spot since they don't put much glare on the hood like flood/fog lights.
The lights are "driving" lights. So they have a mix of Spot beam and Flood pattern.
Not sure on the brackets. They are the down and out brackets though.
They are great for that spot since they don't put much glare on the hood like flood/fog lights.
Originally Posted by Delux2769
PIAA 520 lights (bedlined the Chrome)
The lights are "driving" lights. So they have a mix of Spot beam and Flood pattern.
Not sure on the brackets. They are the down and out brackets though.
They are great for that spot since they don't put much glare on the hood like flood/fog lights.
The lights are "driving" lights. So they have a mix of Spot beam and Flood pattern.
Not sure on the brackets. They are the down and out brackets though.
They are great for that spot since they don't put much glare on the hood like flood/fog lights.


