The wifey is gettin me some hella 500's for v-day
Should i get the driving light kit or the fog light kit?
I already have my stock fogs so i was thinking the driving kit?
Also I am planning on trying to hook them up to my highbeams
any good write ups on this?
From what i have read there is some confusion on what wires to use?
also do both kits come with everything i will need to mount them behind my grille and wire them up?
thanks
-scott

 

Check out post # 18. https://dodgeforum.com/forum/off-roa...d-guide-2.html

Your welcome DD.

 

cool that should help with the install
but should i go with the fog or driving kit?
what are you all running?

 

If you have stock fogs get the driving beam. There's parabolic and free form. The kits come with pretty much everything you will need. You will just need a few tools maybe some wiring connectors and wire wrap tubing. I'm running the driving beam.

 

ya i have the stock foggers so prolly the driving lights.
maybe im a little behind
whats the diff between parabolic and free form? pros cons?
thanks for all the help

 

get the driving lights. I got mine of ebay for 39.99. Good lights pretty bright. They come with a stupid relay. I did use it I wired old school with a good fuse system.

 

ya im thinking ill go with the driving lights
but im still wondering whats the diff between parabolic and free form? pros cons?
Also wheres the best buy for this kit? any recommendations on the best price and where to buy from?
Thanks
-scott!

 

ill quote myself. ebay

 

roger, so ebay it is! thanks.
countryboy do u know the difference parabolic and free form?

 

Parabolic compared to standard free form acrylic lenses on incadecsent,quartz,glass features, reduce glare.For example, A three tube fixture with a deep cell parabolic lens produces as much light as a four lamp fixture with an acrylic or glass lens.

Generally you see free forms on non street legal applications with high wattage. You see parabolic on street legal appilications because it does not have as much glare and a more direct light (like a beam) and requires less wattage.

In theory a parabolic is a better light design, but can be too direct for certain applications. Street lights for example are free form.