Which Driving Lamps ?

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I don't think it really matters. Have seen the rest of my wagon? I doubt half of it is road legal I couldn't care less ;)
 
Bit like comparing apples and oranges !
Those 9 inch spots look OK will give you a good supplement to your high beam . Legally you have to rely on your headlamps for dip 1 pair only . It might be if your dip beams arent that good , that its better to fit a good pair of headlamps , eg Hella H4 , and check that you are getting a good voltage at the headlights , by relaying . JMHO
 
To be honest, when it comes to driving lamps I prefer "cheap and cheerful".
They're out on the front of the vehicle and often the first bit of kit to be damaged in the smallest of front end shunts and they're often outside of any security on the vehicle which means that the local villains will have an easier run at them.
As long as they light up as they're supposed to then that's OK with me.
 
The photo really doesn't do any justice but this just the 12" bar on its own


Really does out perform any halogen spot light ive used.
 
The photo really doesn't do any justice but this just the 12" bar on its own


Really does out perform any halogen spot light ive used.

that's quite impressive.


I have 4 Ring Roadrunner spots on my roof bar and they pack a huge punch but the power they require is noticeable. they come as rectangle or round for around £20 a pair. I have 4 driving lights but they do a fog aswell so I'm thinking of trying a pair of fog ones with my 4 spots as a flood/spot setup
 

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