electrical stuff....
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if your only running 2 lights on a realy you only need 14 gauge wire 
here is a rule of thumb too 130W lights should be fused at 30amps so you want a realy that will out do that most realys are 40 amps something else to keep in mind
here is a rule of thumb too 130W lights should be fused at 30amps so you want a realy that will out do that most realys are 40 amps something else to keep in mind
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Light Force are SWEET but good god....they could cut off both my arms and that probably wouldn't pay for them still!
Heres a video of them http://www.off-roadlights.com/ATOUGH.MPG
Heres a video of them http://www.off-roadlights.com/ATOUGH.MPG
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lightforce lights are very highley over rated, yes there susposto be almost indristucable but you can also buy 3 outher sets for what they want for the lightforce, also i dont know in the USA but in BC Canada there illigle to use because there not..crap i cant rember if its DOT or SAE...anyways there not aproved buy one of them so there not leagle on the road, honestley at work (we sell them there) i usally try to talk pepole out of buying them
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Def use heavier switch with relay. It'll save yooou alot of hassel down the road. The relay will take the load or draw and save you from changing alot of switches
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so im tryin to figure out more about off roading lights.
thanx for any input
i'm lookin at a site right now (www.4wheelcustoms.com) and it has some nice lights. the pro-comp lights that im looking at, however, you have to buy the switch seperately (only about 10-14 bucks). but they have two options for the light switches- "Pro Comp Light Switch Kit single mini for 2 lights" and the other option is "Pro Comp Single Heavy Duty Switch Kit w/relay for 2 lights"
what does the heavy duty mean? the lights i want are 100 watt if that affects it.
so im tryin to figure out more about off roading lights.
thanx for any input
i'm lookin at a site right now (www.4wheelcustoms.com) and it has some nice lights. the pro-comp lights that im looking at, however, you have to buy the switch seperately (only about 10-14 bucks). but they have two options for the light switches- "Pro Comp Light Switch Kit single mini for 2 lights" and the other option is "Pro Comp Single Heavy Duty Switch Kit w/relay for 2 lights"
what does the heavy duty mean? the lights i want are 100 watt if that affects it.