off road lights
They only come 6k which is the pure white color LED's are famous for.
Of course its on a black leather interior.
I'm just so not a fan of blue looking headlights.
Luckily I'm going halogen for the cheap. Atm
I Thought I would give you guys a look at the lamps I purchase for $9 a piece shipped
These things are nice and heavy. adjustable, glass, and come with 100w bulbs supposedly.
(100w hellas cost what, $6?)
I will remove the wiring since I'm running 10awg
I actually purchased 2 of these on amazon warehouse deals for $6 as "used like new" with dented/unopened boxes.






These things are nice and heavy. adjustable, glass, and come with 100w bulbs supposedly.
(100w hellas cost what, $6?)
I will remove the wiring since I'm running 10awg
I actually purchased 2 of these on amazon warehouse deals for $6 as "used like new" with dented/unopened boxes.






wow, for cheap, you got me beat, lol
I went to harbor freight and bought the "Off-Road Long-Range Truck Light System", which were 100W off road driving lights for ~$25 with the 20% off coupon

http://www.harborfreight.com/off-roa...stem-3029.html
I didn't want them to stand out...I wanted the subtle look...make them look factory...like they were *meant* to be there
so I installed them on the front bumper:



to keep things clean, I drilled holes in the plastic to run the wires through:

all the wiring was zip-tied and organized so they wouldn't get messy or be exposed to damage:

I also used a relay to power the lights directly off the battery, and to keep the other circuits intact:

I used the car stereo ignition wire for the "power-up" lead to the relay, and mounted the switch that came with the driving lights low, and out of the way:

some people might not like them, but I looooooooove driving lights. They put a bright, big-***, long beam right in front of the truck, and it lights **** up
I went to harbor freight and bought the "Off-Road Long-Range Truck Light System", which were 100W off road driving lights for ~$25 with the 20% off coupon

http://www.harborfreight.com/off-roa...stem-3029.html
I didn't want them to stand out...I wanted the subtle look...make them look factory...like they were *meant* to be there
so I installed them on the front bumper:



to keep things clean, I drilled holes in the plastic to run the wires through:

all the wiring was zip-tied and organized so they wouldn't get messy or be exposed to damage:

I also used a relay to power the lights directly off the battery, and to keep the other circuits intact:

I used the car stereo ignition wire for the "power-up" lead to the relay, and mounted the switch that came with the driving lights low, and out of the way:

some people might not like them, but I looooooooove driving lights. They put a bright, big-***, long beam right in front of the truck, and it lights **** up
Last edited by Vortex; Jun 7, 2014 at 07:57 PM.
I saw those lights and seriously considered them!
Great idea adding a relay!
My setup will certainly cost more, but hopefully be less noticeable with the lights off.
I actually spent almost twice as much on wiring as is necessary for this setup since I'm going to add a relay to my DD (96 integra with terribad lights) Could have purchased 10' black/10' red 10awg wires for ~$9 shipped on ebay.
I was actually able to find 25'red/25'black 10awg all copper wire for $15.XX shipped from ebay.
Have not received shipment yet, so I won't endorse the seller until I feel comfortable with that.
Great idea adding a relay!
My setup will certainly cost more, but hopefully be less noticeable with the lights off.
I actually spent almost twice as much on wiring as is necessary for this setup since I'm going to add a relay to my DD (96 integra with terribad lights) Could have purchased 10' black/10' red 10awg wires for ~$9 shipped on ebay.
I was actually able to find 25'red/25'black 10awg all copper wire for $15.XX shipped from ebay.
Have not received shipment yet, so I won't endorse the seller until I feel comfortable with that.
Last edited by Luckyse7ens; Jun 7, 2014 at 08:01 PM.
All of these photos are still wet BTW
third coat:



Definitely has a purple hue, but not so noticeable IRL
Laid on pretty nice, Next time I will try to go lighter with the coats, more like the first one.
I have not decided if I want to try and practice the clear and wetsand procedure that I will likely do on my Jeep tails and corners.
third coat:



Definitely has a purple hue, but not so noticeable IRL
Laid on pretty nice, Next time I will try to go lighter with the coats, more like the first one.
I have not decided if I want to try and practice the clear and wetsand procedure that I will likely do on my Jeep tails and corners.
Last edited by Luckyse7ens; Jun 7, 2014 at 08:06 PM.




