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Old 01-06-2008, 07:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
SnowgodCCR
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Auxiliary Driving Lights

Has anyone else considered getting some high-output lights and tieing them into the highbeams? I'm thinking of mounting some 100W lights right behind the grille on the little shelf there (in front of the radiatior) and tieing them in with the highbeam so that I can satisfy my urge to drive fast at night without over-driving my lights. Anybody else out there that's considered this or has done it? After almost hitting a moose two days ago because my highbeams weren't bright enough to spot him (biggest MFer I've ever seen, BTW) far enough in advance, this has kinda taken a jump on my priority list. Thoughts?
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