Thread: Which driving lights should I buy for my dad? Off road use. Lightforce, Hella, etc?

understood Tombie, my eyes are not what they uised to be for night driving and now I am wearing glasses I find night driving very tiring.

Any spotty would be better then OME LR driving lights I had fitted on the D3 when it was new. They are rubbish. I did install a custom wiring loom and double relay though along with "blue" 100w halogen globes which improved them.
Still a rubbish light though.

Originally Posted by Tombie

Also make sure you use "real" cable when wiring lights - smaller wire will result in poor performance and lower output...

Very aware of that! ex RAAF RADTECH!

and solder joints are only way to go!

anyone know if the D3 driving light attachment point / fitting can be used for the Fyrlyt lights?

Thanks to Todd R2D2

Another happy camper

Karl

R2D2 also sorted out a set for my work......just need to sort out a set for myself, need to save some dollars

Originally Posted by weeds

R2D2 also sorted out a set for my work......just need to sort out a set for myself, need to save some dollars

Originally Posted by karl

Thanks to Todd R2D2

Another happy camper

Karl

No worries guys. I knew you would like them.

Thanks
R2D2

Originally Posted by Tombie

I used soldered connections, and Powerpoles to join everything up....

Having said that - My lights draw >22 amps each when running

Tombie. What are Powerpoles. (no smart arse answers like big sticks along the road that hold up the wires please)

Power poles are small Anderson type connectors in single pole units that can be clipped together.

http://www.andersonpower.com/product...onnectors.html

In SA the other type of "Power poles" are Stobbie poles