let there be light

posting these as requested in another thread regarding lighting.

And the night shots? :cheer:

The Macf said:

And the night shots? :cheer:

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Looks awesome!

Couple questions though. Wouldn't you want that rear bar to be amber? I am thinking that you are going to blind the poor sap behind you, plus with amber it will do a better job cutting through the dust so they will see you. Or is it only going to be on when backing up? I have rear amber lights and they are bright enough for backing up so have best of both worlds.

What are the direct side lights for? I would think you would want those facing more towards the front to give light to the sides of the trail or perhaps they have a wider shot.

RDFTS said:

Looks awesome! Couple questions though. Wouldn't you want that rear bar to be amber? I am thinking that you are going to blind the poor sap behind you, plus with amber it will do a better job cutting through the dust so they will see you. Or is it only going to be on when backing up? I have rear amber lights and they are bright enough for backing up so have best of both worlds. What are the direct side lights for? I would think you would want those facing more towards the front to give light to the sides of the trail or perhaps they have a wider shot.

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There are two diffuse lights in the bumper that I use for backing up or connecting to a trailer. If I need more light than that I'll hit the rear 30. The side lights and the rear 30 will only be used when I'm stationary and prepping to hunt and are located to surround the truck with light. The forward facing lights are for the same thing but also for use while driving on the trail to my hunt locations. The use was to surround the truck with light to illuminate a large area all around with a front or rear focus.

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Looks great!