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Placement of after market driving lights
- Thread starter Gunner 02
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
DRIVING LIGHTS
IMHO, the lower the better....for you and all oncoming driver's.................The thing I HATE about pick-up trucks is that even when their lights are correctly focused they are still 3 ft off the ground and blind you........... .Mike :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I tried A frame mounted LED lights on the 2014 RT. The radiator toasted the left side ones.
Tomorrow, I put on the LED lit bumpskid.
Tomorrow, I put on the LED lit bumpskid.
bluestratos
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I mounted Hi power LED that have high/low beam on the A Frames. The work as driving lights in the day and long range high beam when needed, they are tied into my high beam circuit. No issues at all on either my 2011 or my 2014. This puts them wide apart and gives the RT more presence when viewed from the front.
Gunner 02
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