dual 40" lightbar brackets

[jaredszakacs]

we just finished building our 2011-2016 Superduty dual 40" brackets for behind the grille

 

[adamg]

Would it be legal to run those 100% of the time? And what about discarding the factory lights, could a person do that with the lightbars up front instead?

 

[Chronic Cat]

Would it be legal to run those 100% of the time? And what about discarding the factory lights, could a person do that with the lightbars up front instead?

Absolutely not! Blindingly bright, supposed to be for off-road use only!

 

[jaredszakacs]

off road use only these suckas are bright

 

[X-Treme]

Would it be legal to run those 100% of the time? And what about discarding the factory lights, could a person do that with the lightbars up front instead?

I'm pickin up the sarcasm.

Maybe the only one so far.

 

[adamg]

I'm pickin up the sarcasm. ��

Maybe the only one so far.

I try to form most of my posts in such a way that they work either reading plain or sarcastic. But this one I'm more thinking the plain way.

I just thought there was a rule about having to have offroad lights covered while on roads... or maybe that is just if they are too high? Seems like a weird situation for a light to be legal with an approval stamp, in a approved location, but you can't use it as a regular light. I guess it would be like a factory high-beam - not supposed to leave them on 24/7 for the simple reason that it is "too bright", however that is determined.

 

[X-Treme]

They only need to be covered if they're above the headlights. In Alberta, anyway.