how brite should the spot lights in the grill be? I am looking at some 100 watters what yall think?

 

As bright as you can afford to buy. There's no such thing as too bright.

As far as I'm concerned, the best bang for the buck is a set of sealed-beam 150-watt (385,000 candlepower) KC Daylighters. From www.desertrat.com, $79 for chrome or black, $99 for stainless. I've got 'em on my F150 and my Explorer. They're about as bright as you can get without going to either HIDs or some ungodly expensive lights like LiteForce.

-Joe

 

ive got two 130watt long range lights behind my grill. got 4 for $80 shipped off of ebay. i think theyre awesome and they look great.

 

Behind your factory grill? that sounds like an interesting idea, what kind of grill do you have? What year is your truck? Do you have any pics

 

Yes, behind the grill works just fine. I have a set of Hella 550s with 130 watt bulbs. Just make sure you wire that kind of fire power correctly. There's a ton of current draw so correct wire sizing and a relay are required. More pictures in my gallery.

 

Another fog/spot light option. Costs less than $100 total and easy to do if you are handy at all. I will have pictures when I have completed this install (my second). These lights will be behind the grill also.

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=258963

PlainJane150

 

I have a set of Eagle Eye purchased from J.C. Whitney 100 watts each on my bull bar and the work great for under 50.00 dollars

 

Thanks for all the replys fellas, I went with 4 hella 100 wattrs behind the grille. As to anwser the question from before im am in a 2002 supercrew king ranch 4x4. I got the lights put in and the my new flowmaster 50's put on I decided to run dumps so I hope it sounds good but the guy puting it all in wanted to know who i wanted to blind hopefully it will be bright enough to light up the MUD! lol It will be good times.