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98warrior

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Well I finally got my bracket made for my halogen lights. In the pictures I just stuck the bracket on, when I mount them the lights and mount will sit much lower than what they are in the picture. I think they look pretty cool. The lights are adjustable so i can move them more to the left/right and forward and backwards.

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Not sure, dont have them hooked up yet. They should be very bright though, there 55watt halogens.
 
Not sure, dont have them hooked up yet. They should be very bright though, there 55watt halogens.

they will be alot brighter but it wont be like OMG amasing......its a nice little upgrade tho, they look good man, any lights i have had in my warrior were 55w(xenon replacements) and the 55w halogens that are on it now
 
It'll handle 2 55 watt lights, but that's right at the borderline. I wouldn't leave them turned on if you're gonna let it idling for a while just to be safe. The lights i'm running now are 50 watts, and i don't have any problem with them draining down the battery during the night rides.

I think the stockers are 32 watts or something like that.

The biggest difference you'll notice with aftermarket lights like these over the stock one is the lighting pattern. They'll flood light everywhere instead of projecting it in a focused beam like the stock ones. That's especially nice riding in trails at night so you can see around the corners. The light won't project as far out as the the stock ones though because the light isn't focused into a beam. That's also how the high beams are on the composite lights i put on my s10. Low beam is like a normal low beam, but the high beams are 110 watts each and are more of a floodlight. It's not bad once you get used to it, it's easier on the eyes.
 
Yes I'm selling it but I've had these laying around since last summer. So I decided to take the old ones off and sell them on ebay and put these ones on.
 
I have those same lights, just couldn't figure out how to mount them. I hooked them up to see if they work, and they are brite. The only thing I don't like is there is no hi/low beam.
 
You going to paint the bracket to match the body or plastic, or are you going to leave it raw?
 
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