off road lights?
+1 for Hella's. I installed the Ralley 4000's on my westin brush guard and they are BRIGHT!!! I have a pic in my gallery that has them lit with my headlights on bright. There was a huge difference and if you choose the "euro-beam", which is a combination of the pencil/driving light, you get excellent coverage.
They are big, mine are a little over 9" in diameter but have a very solid mounting system and a factory looking switch.
I paid 250.00 w/the wiring harness from www.autoanything.com
They are big, mine are a little over 9" in diameter but have a very solid mounting system and a factory looking switch.
I paid 250.00 w/the wiring harness from www.autoanything.com
150-watt sealed-beam KC Daylighters. Best bang for the buck IMHO. $96 from www.desertrat.com
I've got a pair on each vehicle currently, and am adding a second set to the F-150 (If I can ever find a way to mount them!!)
-Joe
I've got a pair on each vehicle currently, and am adding a second set to the F-150 (If I can ever find a way to mount them!!)
-Joe
I'm a PIAA man myself, but anymore these days any of hte brands will be pretty good. It used to be that Hella was absolute crap, everything from the housings to the wiring to the switches was cheap, poorly made, crap. But they've stepped up their quality quite a bit lately from what I understand. KC has a good reputation as well.
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i like the KC's, i cant afford them at the moment but when i can i wil replace my cheap BAJA lights. i had one set of PIAA fog lights and they lasted about 8 months and one went out and later the other did, and i could not replace the bulb
See, if you hadn't bought the cheap PIAAs or the junky Bajas, you'd be well over halfway to a set of Stainless Daylighters. 
Oh, I forgot to mention... the $99 price was for the Stainless Steel 150-watt daylighters. If you are willing to settle for black or chrome, they are only $79 (and occasionally on special for $69). IMHO, they're, by FAR the best bang for the buck! Sure, there are other brighter ones out there (and MattAdams has tried them all...LiteForce, etc) but those KCs are tried and true, and such a value to boot!
-Joe
-Joe

Oh, I forgot to mention... the $99 price was for the Stainless Steel 150-watt daylighters. If you are willing to settle for black or chrome, they are only $79 (and occasionally on special for $69). IMHO, they're, by FAR the best bang for the buck! Sure, there are other brighter ones out there (and MattAdams has tried them all...LiteForce, etc) but those KCs are tried and true, and such a value to boot!
-Joe
-Joe
is 40$ cheep for fog lights?
you are right if i had not bought all those other lights i would be bout half way to some stainless, but hey i have only spentabout 80$ on all my lights, and they add a lot of light at night i really wanted something to help spot out deer in the road and they work good
so far from what i have looked at i really like the KC's
you are right if i had not bought all those other lights i would be bout half way to some stainless, but hey i have only spentabout 80$ on all my lights, and they add a lot of light at night i really wanted something to help spot out deer in the road and they work good
so far from what i have looked at i really like the KC's
Originally Posted by fordtough_k_w
is 40$ cheep for fog lights?
you are right if i had not bought all those other lights i would be bout half way to some stainless, but hey i have only spentabout 80$ on all my lights, and they add a lot of light at night i really wanted something to help spot out deer in the road and they work good
so far from what i have looked at i really like the KC's
you are right if i had not bought all those other lights i would be bout half way to some stainless, but hey i have only spentabout 80$ on all my lights, and they add a lot of light at night i really wanted something to help spot out deer in the road and they work good
so far from what i have looked at i really like the KC's


