PS and opinion needed for Daylighter install location
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PS and opinion needed for Daylighter install location
hey guys so i just picked up some KC Daylighters and i dont know where to mount them. i know there are a few websites that sell light tabs but i want to try not to buy them. so i was thinking to mount them on my front bumper in the stock license plate holes. yea i know i would have to make the holes a little bigger but it would work. the holes are about 71/2 or 8 inches apart so they would fit but just wondering if you think they will be too close together. Whats your opinion and can someone photoshop them about in that place for me??? thanks guys
heres the pics i can get now...
heres the pics i can get now...
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If they are long range lights then the closeness and the low mounting points will affect the overall pattern’ they won’t get a chance to work. Long Range lights like the high point or the higher the better.
If just for looks, then do it anyway you want but if you are mounting lights for purpose then higher is better.
Floods or Fogs like it low to the ground, Fogs more so than Floods.
IMHO… the lights should be mounted neat the top of bumper height minimum, top of the hood line would be better.
Maybe make up a Mounting Bar allowing for four lights to be mounted at the top edge of the bumper, two long range on the outside and two floods on the inside if needed.
Just me thinking out loud, good luck,
One thing, I know you didn’t ask but make sure to use the basic rule of wiring lights, two lights to a relay and gauge the wire correctly 120ga wire min for power (pin 30 and 87), also a fuse MUST be in the main power wire to pin 30 on the relay.
Luck
If just for looks, then do it anyway you want but if you are mounting lights for purpose then higher is better.
Floods or Fogs like it low to the ground, Fogs more so than Floods.
IMHO… the lights should be mounted neat the top of bumper height minimum, top of the hood line would be better.
Maybe make up a Mounting Bar allowing for four lights to be mounted at the top edge of the bumper, two long range on the outside and two floods on the inside if needed.
Just me thinking out loud, good luck,
One thing, I know you didn’t ask but make sure to use the basic rule of wiring lights, two lights to a relay and gauge the wire correctly 120ga wire min for power (pin 30 and 87), also a fuse MUST be in the main power wire to pin 30 on the relay.
Luck
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