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oilerzman
Dodge Dakota
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5/28/2003
15:39:32
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 Subject: Offroad lighting and 4x4 haters!
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Just wondering, what is the best off-road lighting product out there? It seems KC's arent up to par, coming from a source(Lemmers) on these forums. As a matter of fact i dont think he liked 4x4's either, oh well maybe i should buy another 6 100watt Piass/procomps/hella... or maybe a 2wd and lower it.
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Chirs
Dodge Dakota
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5/29/2003
12:30:06
|  RE: Offroad lighting and 4x4 haters!
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I had 2-100w KC's on my first dakota. Ran them for 3 years without a problem. Now they are on my fatehrs ram for the last 3 years without problem. ALways light up and always birghter than heck...
Chris
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oilerzman
Dodge Dakota
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5/29/2003
13:22:02
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Ya good to hear, i have 6 h3 100watters and the quality is extremely high, they were the only brand i could get out here in edmonton that matched my trim.
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Dirty Durango
Dodge Dakota
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5/29/2003
18:59:25
|  RE: Offroad lighting and 4x4 haters!
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I have two 4x8 rectangular tractor spotlights and those are more than enough light, pluss they were about half the cost of Daylighters.
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shiftrider
Dodge Dakota
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5/31/2003
00:34:27
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I have four KC daylighters in my pre-runner bar, i love the things they are so damn bright i have never had a problem with them at all, highly recommended.
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DetroitFire
Dodge Dakota
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5/31/2003
17:33:35
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I just installed 2 6" 150w KC Dayliters on my bar. I haven't gotten to test them off road yet, but I can tell you they're BRIGHT. I can light up the side of a building 1/2 mile away EASILY. I just order 2 100w KC 6" floods and one 150w 6x9 long range. I also custom installed two h3 driving lamps into my rear bumper for reverse/utility lamps. I'll post some pics when I get it. But so far, I love my lights.
I will say this tho...if you plan on running them for more than a few minutes at a time, and you're NOT using their wiring kit, spring the extra $2 and buy a heavy duty GLASS in-line fuse holder and a 25a fuse for them. The .99 plastic holders just meltwith a 20A fuse. ;)
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