50 Watt HalogenBack-Up Bulbs!
50 Watt HalogenBack-Up Bulbs!
I purchased a pair of DesignTech, 50 Watt Halogen Super Bright Back-Up Bulbs to replace my stock back-up bulbs. Maybe cause I'm old or the rear window tint... 8-) When backing up in real dark areas I found the stock bulbs did not give me enough light. Anyway, installed these halogens which replace the existing 3156 style back-up light bulbs. MUCH brighter! (manufacturer claims 250% brighter) Price is for one (1) bulb on sale now is $7.99 so a pair for $15.98. Not a bad investment if it helps keep you from backing into something/someone. I bought them at AutoBarn and got to me 3 days after ordering. Note: Manufacturer recommends do not leave back-up lights on for extended periods or heat damage to fixture may occur.
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Originally posted by Habibi
billarf.
Did you notice a big difference? Enough of a difference that installing separate reverse lights wouldn't be necessary?
If so, I gotta get me a pair too.
Habibi
billarf.
Did you notice a big difference? Enough of a difference that installing separate reverse lights wouldn't be necessary?
If so, I gotta get me a pair too.
Habibi
Sorry to post in an "L" thread, but think I have some comparison pics of the upgraded Vs. stock back up light in my "Mods Gallery." I know the style tail lights on our repective trucks are completely different, however it does show a serious difference in light output. I purchased mine from Performance Products, had them for about 2 years now, still going strong. And yes, they do make a noticeable difference when backing up, I have tint on my rear window as well and this is a nice thing to have. Any questions, feel free to ask!
Regards!
Medic
Regards!
Medic
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Originally posted by pgh_medic
Sorry to post in an "L" thread, but think I have some comparison pics of the upgraded Vs. stock back up light in my "Mods Gallery." I know the style tail lights on our repective trucks are completely different, however it does show a serious difference in light output. I purchased mine from Performance Products, had them for about 2 years now, still going strong. And yes, they do make a noticeable difference when backing up, I have tint on my rear window as well and this is a nice thing to have. Any questions, feel free to ask!
Regards!
Medic
Sorry to post in an "L" thread, but think I have some comparison pics of the upgraded Vs. stock back up light in my "Mods Gallery." I know the style tail lights on our repective trucks are completely different, however it does show a serious difference in light output. I purchased mine from Performance Products, had them for about 2 years now, still going strong. And yes, they do make a noticeable difference when backing up, I have tint on my rear window as well and this is a nice thing to have. Any questions, feel free to ask!
Regards!
Medic
p.s. You have a nice looking truck
Got it, I've ran into that one before. Thanks for the warning. I live on a street without street lights and I have a 135 ft driveway, I hope backing out isn't to long to have them on so I don't melt the lights.
Jim
billarf & medic, thanks for the info, I will buy a pair first chance I get.
My back window is tinted so heavy, I have trouble seeing anything out of it in the day time, so you can imagine what I see at night.
My 4x4 is in the woods a lot anyway, so the extra light will be a big help.
Thanks
Habibi
My back window is tinted so heavy, I have trouble seeing anything out of it in the day time, so you can imagine what I see at night.
My 4x4 is in the woods a lot anyway, so the extra light will be a big help.
Thanks
Habibi



