Off Road Lights
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Off Road Lights
I was considering mounting a pair of off road lights behind the grill and was wondering if these were a good option. Dick Cepek has always been a reputable name and these seem like a pretty good price too. Would really like your opinions, I also think the way I would like to wire them is for them to be tied into the high beams so when I use my high beams they come on also.
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I bought a couple of sets maybe a year and a half ago. But 130 watt, and in stainless. One set in 6", the other 5". Good lights, very bright and in stainless they still look good as new. I know a couple guys bought them in chrome to save a couple of bucks and they started pitting and showing rust on them.
My only complaint is the mounting hardware is cheazy. The base is not stainless like the light itself and that, the included washers and nuts are rusting out already.
Try to find the stainless ones and then paint the base or at least coat it with clear or lacquer or something and replace the hardware with stainless and they will be fine...
My only complaint is the mounting hardware is cheazy. The base is not stainless like the light itself and that, the included washers and nuts are rusting out already.
Try to find the stainless ones and then paint the base or at least coat it with clear or lacquer or something and replace the hardware with stainless and they will be fine...
Last edited by HammerZ71; 03-14-2011 at 10:41 PM.
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Story was, Mickey Thompson/Dick Cepek was bought out by Cooper Tire, who only wanted the tire business. The Mickey and Cepek branded off-road accessories went bye-bye...
Only problem you may run into is the depth, they are pretty deep. Hella 500s are the norm for behind the grill, although at 55 watts they are not near as bright. You can always get Hellas and goto 100 watt bulbs though...
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