Fog lights
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Procomp Fog lights question
I just bought a jcr light bar and got it powder coated. And I would like to run some pro comp fog/driving light. I was wonder if anyone has any comments on them and which one of the 2 below would be better. Ice been debating between the 2. Here's the links to them.
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.as...0&partID=11996
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.as...0&partID=11766
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.as...0&partID=11996
http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.as...0&partID=11766
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Yeah they arnt bad prices. I was looking more an more into the 130 watts. And I have procomp everything on my jeep so far. And I just dont know anything about their lights.
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I run the small 55W 5 inchers (i believe the size is) on the outside of the 4 (which i believe ran 20 or so dollars a piece. The two 100W lights in the middle are also pro comp. I havent had a single problem with them.
The only problem i have with hella, is you arent able to adjust them DOWN if you really need to. Once you hit a certain position, the front tab prevents it from moving the actual spot light down any further, hence myself buying the pro comps.
I have run both hella and pro comp on my front end for years, never a single problem with either. Just run the wires and protect them. Run relays and fuses in line and youll have no problems.
I just looked at the links and noticed the ones you are looking at have more depth than the ones i run. Overall they should be just as good.
I run these in the middle : http://4wheelonline.com/Products.aspx?CategoryId=43751&ProductId=
And these on the outside : http://4wheelonline.com/Products.aspx?CategoryId=43742&ProductId=103043
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Originally Posted by liftedjeepxj
I run the small 55W 5 inchers (i believe the size is) on the outside of the 4 (which i believe ran 20 or so dollars a piece. The two 100W lights in the middle are also pro comp. I havent had a single problem with them.
The only problem i have with hella, is you arent able to adjust them DOWN if you really need to. Once you hit a certain position, the front tab prevents it from moving the actual spot light down any further, hence myself buying the pro comps.
I have run both hella and pro comp on my front end for years, never a single problem with either. Just run the wires and protect them. Run relays and fuses in line and youll have no problems.
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Those ones look pretty nice too. I'm not worried at all how slim they are or what not. They are going on a light bar on the roof. Btw I like your circle headlights!
Also looks like you can light your way pretty well.
Also looks like you can light your way pretty well.
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I havent had a lens break. Granted its not a hardcore wheeler, i generally keep my nose end/light bar out of the ground. Also following people on the trails i tend to keep a distance to avoid rocks throw back at me.
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Originally Posted by Texas XJeeper
Yeah I'd go with Hella or KC.
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Originally Posted by liftedjeepxj
I havent had a lens break. Granted its not a hardcore wheeler, i generally keep my nose end/light bar out of the ground. Also following people on the trails i tend to keep a distance to avoid rocks throw back at me.