LED head lights in winter, snow.
I am considering LED headlights but with their low heat output how are they in snow country? Looking for real world experience, dry snow, wet snow, heavy snow fall. Also real world experience with...
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Groover wrote:
Since you asked about LED light bars you should check your local regulations. I expect that you will find that they are illegal on public roads. If not, they should be as most are set up to be blindingly bright for oncoming traffic. Great for off-road use though. I hope to put some on my tractor soon. If you chose to put some on your truck please exercise car not to blind others with them.
I agree. If not they should be generally outlawed for on road use because people don't have a clue how to aim them. Kind of like 'fog' lights on vehicles today from the factory... For fog, not all the time...duh.
I have a pair of KC Daylighters 150 watt Halogens on the bumper I leave off 90% of the time, unless I have an oncoming idiot with poorly aimed headlights - fog loghts - auxillary lights and no dimmer switch or forgot where it's located at.
Quick blast with the KC's reminds them. They are eyeball cookers.
Courtesy on the roads today is about non-existent. Have a nice reminder on the front bumper.....:W
