Can these be used for driving lights on an F350 dulley, or would they be to bright for on coming cars.
1090117
Depends on your states laws regarding lights. Here in texas , as long as they do not project more than 75 feet and cannot shine above the side mirrors of a oncoming vehicle. Face them down within low beam specs basically.
1090118
The Rigids are pretty bright, they'll be blinding oncoming drivers. The box states "For offroad use only".
2154452
Poor compared to factory. Brights will be as bright as your dims are now. I have already went and purchased the (suppose to be) best bulbs you can buy didn't help. Still like them on my truck , but I also have fog lights. If you do buy don't make the same mistake I did at first, remove clips off factory headlights and replace on new headlights they will then already be adjusted. Hope this helps.
895556
They are 12 volt, so any 12 volt power (car battery power) will power them. These will lose brightness after a few days of constant power though. Low quality LEDs.
1272533
I don't see why not. They are a very bright white light which will definitely help you see at night. And since they are adjustable you won't blind incoming driver. It really depends on your state law on accessory lights.I currently have them under my rear bumper on my Avalanche as reverse light. They are wired to automatically turn on in reverse and I have and overide switch to turn them on at will for the tailgating driver.
1208587
That depends - these are no good for throwing light a long way - these are more like fog lights, which means they throw a dispersed beam to the sides and low front of the vehicle. So if you want to get long-range lighting, I recommend something like the KC Daylighters. If they are for close-range illumination, they work great. I'm very happy with my set for close-range use. They would go fine on a bullbar.
1272534
They are not labeled or advertised as such,but I would say they would be if aimed and located properly on your vehicle. I can tell you they are very bright! If aimed to high they would blind oncoming traffic.
1968840
Honestly depends on what your looking for. These lights aren't focused for distance. I think the best application for these would be fog lights/ or as I used them for wich is backup lights on my landrover.
8952
Depends...the LEDs are very bright, but there is absolutely no focus of the light from them through my F150's lenses. The light simply scatters in all directions with none of the direction you would typically expect from fog lights (low, under the main beams and out to sides). The light is extremely white with a very, very light bluish tint to them. They contrast against my silverstar xZe bulbs which are not as 'silver' as I would have expected them to be. They are bright, but have a bit of yellow which is considerably more noticeable with the fog lights on. Overall, I would say the fog lights are impressive to look at and they do make the truck stand out, but they do not match the silverstars. If I had it to do over, I would buy conventional fog lights.
2256376
Yes they are bright, police cars could use them for search lights. All kidding aside, they are ridiculously bright, I would say annoyingly so. Nothing a piece of black masking tape won't cover up though.
1833790
I use them as daytime running lights mounted in the grille of my F250. Perfect for the day but turn them off at night unless I'm on a deserted road.
2183088
I have them for high beams on my sportscar. They are bright and a true white light. They only look blue when they are off.
1295976
Honestly i use them on the side and rear of my vehicle. I tried using them on my front (interior) but the suntint makes the white appear blue, I use a whelen slim miser for my frontward warning. I can send you a video of the lights working? Ive had them about 2 months and they work fantastic. There bright and move traffic great.
1902788
They are 35 watts. I think you will be satisfied with the brightness because they are much brighter than stock. While it is true that 55w should be even brighter still, they will also generate more heat which results in a greater likelihood of damage to parts of your headlights. I recently replaced a 55w conversion kit with this one. The 55w kit that I took off had generated enough heat to melt the bulb holders.
1727585
I don't know but they are very bright and if there are any cars anywhere on the road you would have to turn them of . Where you could leave your high beam on til the other car got closer.
1200539
they are high intensity LEDs that are brighter than regular LED bulbs, they aren't good for headlights they are mainly just for show.
1726185
Hello Mr. Curtis. I bought these a while back and found they make your headlights "whiter". They have a very light hint of blue. These ARE NOT even close to HID intensity. They are slightly brighter, but not significantly. I would try Phillips Crystal Vision bulbs. They are about as good for 35 rather than 50+. I bought them and had them burn out within several months after use... I'm not sure if it was something I did or if it was just a bad batch. A friend of mine also had some really good luck with ebay bulbs that were "XEON" or something like that.Here is how they looked in my car: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3965245/2003-hyundai-accent/photo-gallery/ Hello Mr. Curtis. I bought these a while back and found they make your headlights "whiter". They have a very light hint of blue. These ARE NOT even close to HID intensity. They are slightly brighter, but not significantly. I would try Phillips Crystal Vision bulbs. They are about as good for 35 rather than 50+. I bought them and had them burn out within several months after use... I'm not sure if it was something I did or if it was just a bad batch. A friend of mine also had some really good luck with ebay bulbs that were "XEON" or something like that.Here is... » Read More Hello Mr. Curtis. I bought these a while back and found they make your headlights "whiter". They have a very light hint of blue. These ARE NOT even close to HID intensity. They are slightly brighter, but not significantly. I would try Phillips Crystal Vision bulbs. They are about as good for 35 rather than 50+. I bought them and had them burn out within several months after use... I'm not sure if it was something I did or if it was just a bad batch. A friend of mine also had some really good luck with ebay bulbs that were "XEON" or something like that.Here is how they looked in my car: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3965245/2003-hyundai-accent/photo-gallery/ « Show Less
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Ehhh, not really because they aren't bright enough, it's the light pattern. These work fantastic for backup lights or work lights. For fog lights you want the beam to cut tight under the fog BUT these would work great to illuminate the sides of the road...be sure and get 30 degree beams to get as much light out in front of you.