Daylighters or Slimlites?

JayKay

JayKay

Caught the Bug
In the market for front bumper lighting. Can't decide on getting KC Daylighters or spending the extra $$ and getting Slimlites. I'd love to do LEDs, but they're not in the budget and they're not gonna get used a whole lot, except when driving the back roads. Anyone have any input on the differences between the KC options, other than housing size/shape? Any other lighting opinions other than KC, around the same price?
 
Daylighters are about as old school as they get but, are tried and true. They provide a good amount of extra light for what you pay for. The Slimlites work just as well with a smaller housing. I might recommend a set of IPF 968's as they are affordable too and work pretty well.
 
wayoflife said:
Daylighters are about as old school as they get but, are tried and true. They provide a good amount of extra light for what you pay for. The Slimlites work just as well with a smaller housing. I might recommend a set of IPF 968's as they are affordable too and work pretty well.
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If I were to go with LEDs, what would you recommend around the same price. Would like to get them from quadratec.com since I got gift certificates for Christmas. Would Rigid Duallys do the job? Not too crazy about using them as driving/spot lights on the bumper, due to their small size. They'll be going on the mopar light bar I put on the stock front bumper.
 
JeepKeeper said:
If I were to go with LEDs, what would you recommend around the same price. Would like to get them from quadratec.com since I got gift certificates for Christmas. Would Rigid Duallys do the job? Not too crazy about using them as driving/spot lights on the bumper, due to their small size. They'll be going on the mopar light bar I put on the stock front bumper.
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Oh yeah, they'd light the way pretty well and with a whiter light. They're just a bit pricey.
 
Is it possible to get a single IPF fog light assembly separate? I'd like to wire three up on the light bar (buy a kit and a single light). Light bar has three mounting tabs and I'd like to take advantage of all three.
 
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wayoflife said:
Daylighters are about as old school as they get but, are tried and true. They provide a good amount of extra light for what you pay for. The Slimlites work just as well with a smaller housing. I might recommend a set of IPF 968's as they are affordable too and work pretty well.
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Can you get the IPF light individually with having to buy two kits? That way I could run three of them
 
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