I was wondering what the best driving light for the value would be to install on the front bumper of my pickup and how much work is installing a set of these lights.

 

I just installed Fog lights on mine .They say it's better to use a relay too rather then just a switch . Here is the link for wiring it .

http://www.classictruckshop.com/club...h/foglites.htm

 

go buy some hella e-code headlights (200mm). Now that I installed mine, I dont need my aux lights hardly ever (the fogs help when you have the hi-beam on)

 

I would go with Hella Fog lights, 500 series are very good. If anyone has a light for a good price to these please post.
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I forgot to add that if you want to pay some doe for good lights buy LightForce - see this post and watch the youtube adds and you will understand

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...vs-hid-164236/

 

Walmart for $65

 

Lightforce

 

20$ each from Summit, 5" with 100 watt bulb. Was about 130$ with relays, my friend worked with limos so the wire was "free".

 

very clean

el cheapo's here... $15 each Advance Auto Parts special, till I get my winch bumper to put new/better ones one



I'd get some with a plastic housing; rid the chance of rust

 

These have lasted over a year with no rust or lense fogging.

 

hella 500 driving lights for $39.99
http://www.amazon.com/Hella-HLA-H137...4365755&sr=1-5

 

I've had mine all of about 9 months. No fogging, but their rusted all to hell

 

LOL

 

I'd say for me would be whatevers cheapest as I tend to break things sticking off my truck and dent whats not sticking off.

 

maybe you should just learn to drive

 

$14 each at Princess Auto. 100w, round pattern of light that's about 15' wide, 50' from my truck. Great at night with no streetlights, but too bright for snowy conditions. They rust easily too, so scratch off the chrome and tremclad 'em before installation.