Help me see the light

[endurojeep]

Guys and Gals

I am torn I am going to put lights on my bumper, and two on the pillar thats it for forward facing. I don't know if I should go 20" gravity pro 6 20", flex pod 20" rigid 20" single row . I do love the old school look of the kc rounds but I don't know if there are better output lights that I could live with as far as look and performance

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[Jeeperjamie]

I'm a fan of the round light look. I have less than $150 invested in mine bumper and A pillar lights. Railroad tracks are .31 miles away and picture doesn't do them justice, I can actually see well past them. Probably close to half a mile of light blast. If you need more than that then you probably shouldn't be driving.

 

[endurojeep]

Fair enough but what brand of lights are they?

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Fair enough but what brand of lights are they?

Hella's on the A pillar and Loyo lights on the front bumper. I think I paid $65 for the mounts and Hella a Pillar lights off Amazon and I got the front lights for free but you find them for around $80 to $100 a set online.

That was 2yr ago prices so they may have increased now

 

[Terry]

I'm a fan of the round light look. I have less than $150 invested in mine bumper and A pillar lights. Railroad tracks are .31 miles away and picture doesn't do them justice, I can actually see well past them. Probably close to half a mile of light blast. If you need more than that then you probably shouldn't be driving.

My whole front build is MoPar and I have well more than sufficient lighting...

 

[WILDHOBO]

I didn’t want a huge row of lights. I’m not a fan of the look. But I really wanted great performance for snow and off road. I went with 2 KC Flex Era 4’s on the bumper. Couldn’t be happier. PLENTY of light. Amber covers for snow. Back to clear for off road.

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