Off-Road Light Compromise
Best lights I ever had were my Hella Rallye 4000 Euro. They were mounted on the cap of my 97. It is a big light but it delivers. Any light however powerful needs to be properly aimed.
JMC
JMC
I got two sets (one set for each truck) of Hella 500FF's at Wal-Mart for $30 a set. I think they were marked wrong though, every other Wal-Mart has them marked for $60 a set. I like the ones on my Ranger, they are nice and bright. I still need to hook up the high beam activation part to get the ones working on my F-150, it being 10-15 degrees for a high slightly hinders that effort, since due to the cold I can't work in my dad's shop after hours like I used to until it warms up a little. They come with covers and all the wiring/switches/relays you need to make them work.
I did notice the set on my Ranger has little delfecter lines in the lenses, the ones on my F-150 are perfectly clear, so there are different kinds of them.
I did notice the set on my Ranger has little delfecter lines in the lenses, the ones on my F-150 are perfectly clear, so there are different kinds of them.
Not trying to jack the thread, just a quick question and didn't feel worthy of makin my own thread for it:
Any of yall running the relay that allows you to flip your high beams on and keep the lows on ? Also is there anything out there that would allow me to run all my stock lights (high beams, low beams, and fogs) ? Or is that asking my system to do a little too much ? ? Thanks for the help and sorry for the hijack.
Any of yall running the relay that allows you to flip your high beams on and keep the lows on ? Also is there anything out there that would allow me to run all my stock lights (high beams, low beams, and fogs) ? Or is that asking my system to do a little too much ? ? Thanks for the help and sorry for the hijack.
Originally Posted by JD.
I have 4 KC daylighter 165 watt lights and I love them. the quality cant be beat. I also have over $1000 and 1000 watts of light on my truck

KC daylighters are awesome.
HID heads
2 - Daylighter 150w
2 - Daylighter 130w
2 - HELLA 500 in the bumper
2 - PIAA 520 Fogs on bottom
4 - HELLA Blackmagics on top
Last edited by Impact9; Jan 23, 2008 at 08:44 PM.
Originally Posted by Impact9
That's all?

KC daylighters are awesome.
2 - Daylighter 150w
2 - Daylighter 130w
2 - PIAA 500 in the grill
2 - PIAA 520 Fogs on bottom
4 - HELLA Blackmagics on top

KC daylighters are awesome.
2 - Daylighter 150w
2 - Daylighter 130w
2 - PIAA 500 in the grill
2 - PIAA 520 Fogs on bottom
4 - HELLA Blackmagics on top
Originally Posted by Impact9
That's all?

KC daylighters are awesome.
HID heads
2 - Daylighter 150w
2 - Daylighter 130w
2 - HELLA 500 in the bumper
2 - PIAA 520 Fogs on bottom
4 - HELLA Blackmagics on top

KC daylighters are awesome.
HID heads
2 - Daylighter 150w
2 - Daylighter 130w
2 - HELLA 500 in the bumper
2 - PIAA 520 Fogs on bottom
4 - HELLA Blackmagics on top
4 - Daylighter 165w
4 - KC Fogs 100w
4 - TSC tractor utillity 100w
4 - TSC fog lamps 55w
then all of my emergency lighting
EDIT: I saw you got the new Boondock bumper, that thing looks like a tank
Last edited by JD.; Jan 23, 2008 at 09:19 PM.
which ones?
the KCs are awesome, they do an excellent job of lighting up the immediate area of the truck.
the tractor supply co. ones I have set up in the rear to use as reverse lights when needed, lighting for trailers or off-road recovery, or lighting up tailgaters.
the KCs are awesome, they do an excellent job of lighting up the immediate area of the truck.
the tractor supply co. ones I have set up in the rear to use as reverse lights when needed, lighting for trailers or off-road recovery, or lighting up tailgaters.



