he should go with 6 sets. then when the other 3 sets dont fit in the bumper he can give them to me
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I’m looking for as much light as possible since my vehicle lives part time actually in Baja. On my old vehicle (Jeep wrangler) I had two Rigid floods mounted on the windshield bracket. This gave a huge amount of light and I could see everything I needed. Would 3 lights but located in the fog light area give the same amount or is the higher up position the reason why those were so effective?
I’m looking for as much light as possible since my vehicle lives part time actually in Baja. On my old vehicle (Jeep wrangler) I had two Rigid floods mounted on the windshield bracket. This gave a huge amount of light and I could see everything I needed. Would 3 lights but located in the fog light area give the same amount or is the higher up position the reason why those were so effective?
Thank you both for some great info. I just got the plates in the mail so it’s first Baja trip is next week to take a new refrigerator to my house as my other one finally broke.
I said I would never put another set of windshield brackets on another truck ever again because the metal on metal causes corrosion and rust and ruins the paint but these look to mount on the inside and come up through the hood?