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Which lights for my Brushguard
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JCat
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Be aware that some lights are designed or focused for distance (spot), and some for wide angle (flood).
I have discovered that flood lights are much better for certain off-road driving . . and for my rear (backing up)
I have discovered that flood lights are much better for certain off-road driving . . and for my rear (backing up)
theluke19
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Be aware that some lights are designed or focused for distance (spot), and some for wide angle (flood).
I have discovered that flood lights are much better for certain off-road driving . . and for my rear (backing up)
yes, these are actually long range / driving lights. It's not going to be a flood light, but the ones I initially listed weren't either.
I likely will be getting a set of 4 rectangular (flood) procomp lights for a roof bar in the future.
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