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Old 12-31-2006, 01:55 AM #1
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hey, just bought some KC 100 Watt Daylighter lights for my brushguard to give some extra light on the road. But i just realized they are illegal to use on the road. Is 100 Watts really bright..if it is very noticable then i will return them. And then if i was to return them, what kind would yall suggest to buy for my brush guard...thanks
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just use them when your the only car on the road
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Yeah those are nice, keep em... and just use them when no one is around, or if some one pisses you off. They will be pretty bright...
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Thats why they are called Daylighters they are pretty bright and nono for the road use. Great off road lights. Personally I would keep them and use them when off road .
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Hook them up so they come on when you hit the high beams.
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