Lightforce 170 Strikers installed
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Lightforce 170 Strikers installed
i got these for $100 dollars via second chance offer on ebay so i couldn't pass them up plus they seller was only a hour drive so i went and picked them up ... there in pretty decent shape not perfect but in not gonna complain .... i had to switch my 99 grill for papa's 98 grill cause the 99 sticks out much more... the lights fit perfect just flipped the mounts around plenty of room also i didn't adjust the lights yet in the pics
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there as round as the 700s are and use 100watt bulbs but they do make a diff type of bulb that's the same watt but it increase's the output
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id like to get the combo filters first ...but i love how i can adjust them right now i have it set to spot it throws a ton of light down the road... the hella's are a great light for the money i have no complaints about them
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I have the blue filters for mine. They are awesome in the dark winter snowy nights in Alaska. When its snowing, I throw the blue filters on and no more glare/reflection from the falling snow, and the light is just barely dimmer. Plus, the blue reflects off moose's eyes differently then the white, so its easier to see them.
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yea i thought the blue may make them a touch whiter i might just stick with clears ... as for nice shots ill try i dont no how to make them turn out good
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I love mine. I also have the 170s (they are 100w bulbs). I've tried the dark blues (for winter), clear, yellow and the amber lenses and I have to say I can see best with the yellows. I have the spot lenses on the inside pair and the combos on the outside.
The blues for the winter are great if in total snow (again, this is for me). But if the road is anything but white I perfer the yellows (even in winter). The ambers are great for on the beach or offroading. No glare back from any objects (trees, rocks and such). I've been told that if you like the clear, if you shift to the light blues, you will never go back. I've never tried them.
I have to say, they are worth every penny!
The blues for the winter are great if in total snow (again, this is for me). But if the road is anything but white I perfer the yellows (even in winter). The ambers are great for on the beach or offroading. No glare back from any objects (trees, rocks and such). I've been told that if you like the clear, if you shift to the light blues, you will never go back. I've never tried them.
I have to say, they are worth every penny!