Thread: Lights

Originally Posted by Rosscoe68

got my spare lights on now. just need to wire them in.

Look good Rosco. Don't forget to use a relay & adequate size cable to feed the buggers. Are they each 100W? If so you will be looking at approx 33A current draw total. I would wire the relay control off lighting circuit with a switch in series in cabin. That way you can't forget to turn them off as circuit only active with main lights.
Cheers.. B

yeah, 100 watts each, will relay them off the high beam with a seperate switch. they will go nicely with my HID 8" 55 watt spotties on the bullbar and HID 55 watt main beam headlights

Originally Posted by Rosscoe68

100 watts each, they will go nicely with my HID 8" 55 watt spotties on the bullbar and HID 55 watt main beam headlights

Holy Crap! Now that's DAYLIGHT!

Nice job.

Cheers

Craig

Originally Posted by Rosscoe68

yeah, 100 watts each, will relay them off the high beam with a seperate switch. they will go nicely with my HID 8" 55 watt spotties on the bullbar and HID 55 watt main beam headlights

My sugestion for what its worth
HIDs, one switch,
Inner roof pair, one switch, aimed straight ahead,
Outer roof pair, one switch, aimed slightly to outer corners.

Had 3 driving lights on last 4b and this option worked well depending on enviroment, just switch some off if reflecting back

yeah was thinking something along these lines with outer 2 angled slightly outwards, although hadnt thought of switching them seperately

Originally Posted by Rosscoe68

yeah, 100 watts each, will relay them off the high beam with a seperate switch. they will go nicely with my HID 8" 55 watt spotties on the bullbar and HID 55 watt main beam headlights

Are you scared of the dark?

not any more

you show that alterntor whose boss baby!