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where is everyone buying their lights from?

i'm looking for a 2 4in ish bolt on lights, and sticker shocked by how much you can spend on these.
 
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I've bought my last several sets directly from PIAA, their prices direct are about the same as going through any other retailer. PIAA aren't cheap but the quality is worth it.

Edit: interesting I just checked their website and it looks like PIAA doesn't sell direct anymore. They seem to be using Amazon as their "direct" fulfillment these days.
 
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I'm running a pair of these as work lights attached underneath to the hitch.


I've also heard on various YouTube videos that the Roadshock ones that Harborfreight is selling aren't half bad. The Traveler brand ones at Tractor Supply are also supposed to be decent. Or if you want to go "Nice" but not obscenely expensive, Rough Country is very good.

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yeah i found some at 4wheel drive parts store i cant remember the output but they were 140 degree arc with a spot\flood combie they watned almost 600 for 2 4in lights
 
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I'm using these specifically, they're halogen which I prefer for wet visibility over all the 6000k "blue-white" LEDs that just disappear in the rain. But they also use standard bulbs which could be replaced with LED in the future if anyone ever decided to start making 4000k LEDs

Presently 99 bucks for the kit which includes two lamps and the wire harness and relay. Nice solid state relay and good quality wiring too that's the good thing with PIAA they don't mess around on the accessories.
 

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I'm using these specifically, they're halogen which I prefer for wet visibility over all the 6000k "blue-white" LEDs that just disappear in the rain. But they also use standard bulbs which could be replaced with LED in the future if anyone ever decided to start making 4000k LEDs

Presently 99 bucks for the kit which includes two lamps and the wire harness and relay. Nice solid state relay and good quality wiring too that's the good thing with PIAA they don't mess around on the accessories.
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do you have the factory installed aux switches?
 
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kurek said:
I've bought my last several sets directly from PIAA, their prices direct are about the same as going through any other retailer. PIAA aren't cheap but the quality is worth it.

Edit: interesting I just checked their website and it looks like PIAA doesn't sell direct anymore. They seem to be using Amazon as their "direct" fulfillment these days.
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Which pia ? Any chance you could post a picture ? Thanks
 
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kurek said:
I'm using these specifically, they're halogen which I prefer for wet visibility over all the 6000k "blue-white" LEDs that just disappear in the rain. But they also use standard bulbs which could be replaced with LED in the future if anyone ever decided to start making 4000k LEDs

Presently 99 bucks for the kit which includes two lamps and the wire harness and relay. Nice solid state relay and good quality wiring too that's the good thing with PIAA they don't mess around on the accessories.
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how did you run teh wires to the connectors?
 
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